Sentence examples for beginning a number of from inspiring English sources
With historical research only beginning, a number of government and private groups are exploring models like the truth commissions in South Africa and the trials in South Korea where two former presidents were convicted of abuses and then pardoned.
For its part, Microsoft no longer appears to aspire to be a conventional media company, an idea it pursued for a while in the 1990's, in its joint financing with NBC of the cable channel MSNBC and its beginning a number of Web sites that seemed to be steps into the newspaper and magazine business.
As the year 2016 was beginning, a number of promising initiatives emerged that could change the face of cities.
The security forces, shaken out of complacency, have begun a number of major anti-Taliban operations.
Once acute inflammation has begun, a number of outcomes may follow.
There, scientists will begin a number of tests aimed at detecting any AIDS-related virus and determining which kind of animal tissue was used to make the vaccine.
That should start to change in 2009 as companies begin a number of test projects and in 2010 when large-scale commitments to the technology begin, Mr. O'Donnell said.
The commission says that "shortly after the tours began, a number of F.E.C.R.'s rail yard employees began expressing concerns that F.E.C.R. was being sold, and that their jobs could be affected by any such sale".
He began a number of plays, including "Our Town," which he worked on at the MacDowell Colony and, eventually, in an isolated hotel outside Zurich — for a while, he was the only guest.
The day before the tournament was to begin, a number of the other players, mostly Scottish and English professionals, threatened to withdraw if Shippen and Bunn were allowed to play.
