Sentence examples for beginning its operations from inspiring English sources
In a recent Norwegian news story, Olsen says Svaice plans on beginning its operations this spring.
NASA's new engineering and safety group, formed in response to the loss of the shuttle Columbia, is cautiously beginning its operations by looking at four potential problems in programs throughout the agency, officials said on Friday.
The recontextualization mechanism (i.e. the internal logic), outlined in Procedure ??, registers interest with libvirt in a VM's lifecycle by means of a callback function before beginning its operation.
"Before the army began its operations it seemed the narrative was controlled by extremists – people were terrified to even criticise them," he said.
Huiyuans takeover would be Chinas first significant takeover case by a foreign entity after the countrys Anti-Monopoly Law was first enacted in August 2007. The proposed deal to acquire Huiyuan is Coca-Colas most aggressive move in China since it began its operations there in 1979, selling soft drink brands such as Coke, Sprite and Fanta.
It began its operations on July 4, 1840, when left Liverpool for Boston, via Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Taking hostages has been a common practice by the extremist group since it began its operations in Syria last year and has included dozens of Syrian media activists, rebels from rival groups and most recently scores of women from the Yazidi faith in Iraq.
But it's clear that it has the customers to back up the investor dollars — and it's only begun its operations in places like South America and Asia.
But uncomfortable questions have been raised about whether the guard could have begun its operations sooner and why it took its commandos so long to defeat the attackers.
The accounting board is expected to begin its operations early next month and faces several important decisions.
The board has just begun its operations and inspections, taking over regulatory functions from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
