Sentence examples for begin to remove some from inspiring English sources

Congress was right — for reasons of equity and of fiscal sanity — to pass a bill that would at least begin to remove some of the subsidies.

An optimistic Iraqi government had recently begun to remove some of the capital's checkpoints and blast-walls, easing traffic and boosting morale.

If the Joint Committee does its work correctly – addressing the structural problems in our entitlement programs that have put us in danger of more job-destroying downgrades, and setting the stage for fundamental tax reform that will help to support private investment – it will have begun to remove some of the biggest barriers to job creation that exist in our country today.

Some countries have already begun to remove some of the excess monetary accommodation (Israel and China are perhaps the most noticeable), and others are likely to follow through with rate hikes or other measures later this year and in 2010.

Formal proceedings will now begin to remove Briscoe from the judiciary.

It'll begin to remove.

Too much will begin to remove the paint.

Television footage showed the injured rushed away on stretchers, and some time later ambulances began to remove dead bodies.

Ms. Wallace began to remove her gold bracelet.

Legal proceedings have also begun to remove the hundreds of people camped around the cathedral.

The operator of the Bryant Park carrousel began to remove overnight covers that protect the horses.