Sentence examples for begun an active from inspiring English sources

On nuclear weapons, earlier American reports have described no evidence that Iraq had begun an active effort to reconstitute a nuclear weapons program that it was forced to abandon after the Persian Gulf war of 1991.

When a ratings agency puts a credit under review, it means it has begun an active, deliberate evaluation that could lead to a rating change in a matter of weeks or months.

He had also become friends with the critic and playwright Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and the writer and publisher Friedrich Nicolai, and begun an active publishing career.

A member of the right-wing John Birch Society, Walker then began an active role in efforts to resist the civil rights movement in the South.

Seven companies hold drilling rights in the Chukchi Sea, the area with the highest production potential, but Shell was the only one to begin an active exploration program.

In 1989 90 Jarosław edited the movement's newspaper, and, with Solidarity's rise to power in 1989, he began an active career in government.

His increasing distaste for the injustices of this system led him to begin an active career as a political journalist (1788 92).

He said that Newtown police immediately  began an active search for the gunman in the building that included checking every door, every crevice, every crack.

When Swat teams arrived at the school by 9.45am they entered the building and began an "active shooter search", checking every door and every crack of the school in the race against the clock to stop the gunman and contain the body count.

Receiving his M.A. in 1653, Wren was elected a fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, in the same year and began an active period of research and experiment, ending with his appointment as Gresham professor of astronomy in Gresham College, London, in 1657.

Guided by his father he threw himself into the work of the philosophical radicals, and began an active literary career.