Sentence examples for began major from inspiring English sources

Russia has began major military exercises involving more than 100 aircraft near the border with Ukraine.

With a week to go before previews began, major adjustments were still in order.

Second, flush with revenues, it began major redistribution programs, neglecting their consequences: higher fiscal and trade deficits.

They immediately began major renovations, which took about a year and a half to complete, and today the property, on three levels, has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

When the city began major urban renewal projects after the war, including Lincoln Center, a need arose for places to relocate people displaced from the slums.

Tony Blair, was, he adds, more popular when he promised limited goals like smaller class sizes than when he began major reforms of health and education.But reforms do matter and not just to policy wonks.

Delcon had not begun major work at the Crompond school.

Mr. Guttenberg had begun major reforms of Germany's armed forces.

Both G4S and Serco have changed their top executives and begun major reorganisations since the problems with government contracts emerged.

In recent years, the Taliban has begun major pushes for territory soon after the spring thaw opens the roads of snowbound mountain passes.

I.B.M., Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft and Sun have also begun major efforts to address the complexity problem with automated management tools that can replace people.