Sentence examples for begin to serve the from inspiring English sources

"We will be open for production and will once again begin to serve the community and the state".

Nor will these renegotiations begin to serve the cynical purpose for which Mr Cameron embarked on them.

Most important, she must enact judicial reforms immediately so that the courts begin to serve the interests of ordinary Liberians rather than just shielding the elite.

The challenge is to rewrite the agendas for our art museums so that collections can begin to serve the needs of psychology as effectively as, for centuries, they served those of theology.

Additionally by creating gardens of pleasure that are also manifest with ecological depth, horticultural practice can begin to serve the need of systems, addressing some of the constraints, including financial and social, identified by many ecologists (Miller and Hobbs 2007).

The first workers to hatch are weak and smaller than later workers, but they begin to serve the colony immediately.

In 1963, Lachance began to serve the dish on a plate to contain the mess left on his tables.

Kushner continued as rabbi of Temple Israel full time until 1983, when he began to serve the synagogue half time and write more.

1.20pm: Rain stops play Venus begins to serve the next game, but then, with all the predictability of Tim Henman fist-pump, the heavens open and spray their load all over SW19.

Then, the eNB begins to serve the D2D UEs when it takes notice of the activation of D2D links.

The board begins to serve the needs of VCs and management, rather than of the company itself, which loses the independent voice to warn it not to do the wrong things.