Sentence examples for begin to bring about from inspiring English sources

Five options that could begin to bring about a more equitable and sustainable situation are outlined below: Raise income tax.

And religious organisations, so quick to advocate the principle of "non-discrimination" in other goods and services, must surely now recognise that only by ending institutional discrimination in schools will we begin to bring about a reduction in the communal enmity and violence that is bred by segregation.

First, I would have to choose to do something to begin to bring about a change in how I see things.

Some might say Leap Motion should've stayed in beta until it could begin to bring about the change needed to show its controller off to its full potential, but someone had to get the tech to market.

Even in Iran, they have had an election that began to bring about some change.

But new technologies are beginning to bring about a slow greening of the game.

The changes Carter has begun to bring about deal with the reorganization of government, not economic or social matters.

They had been the first of the two clubs to change manager but only this season has Roberto Di Matteo begun to bring about the sort of change in style and personnel that Liverpool instigated by replacing Kenny Dalglish with the altogether more modern figure of Brendan Rodgers.

Objection (2) has begun to bring about a welcome change with scholarship dedicated to women's mysticism and its significance (see for example, Hurcombe, 1987, Brunn and Epiney-Burgard, 1989, Beer, 1993, and Borchert, 1994).

We speculate that, at the time of the survey, perhaps significant Albertan and pan-Canadian IMG focused efforts were beginning to bring about change at the point of learning and care [ 39].

Only later did Jesus' followers begin to bring their message about him to other people, as described most fully in the book of Acts and Paul's letters.