Sentence examples for begun to implement a from inspiring English sources
Even before Napster's launch, the plant had begun to implement a new anti-theft regimen.
Only recently has Obama begun to implement a post-post-9/11 foreign-policy vision.
In Brunei, which has begun to implement a sharia-based penal code, "sodomy" is punishable by stoning to death.
The Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency has begun to implement a resiliency plan that will cost at least $20 billion before it is completed.
"In this context we have begun to implement a new strategy, including a restructuring of senior management, a new approach to managing our portfolio of investments and the transformation of our core business GNM into a digital-first organisation.
Some towns have begun to implement a reverse 911 system that allows police and fire departments to notify neighborhoods of emergencies by telephone and the Senate Democrats also hope to create a statewide system in this session.
Nonetheless, he seems to have paved the way for a strategic sea change in the National Football League NFLL), as coaches have now begun to implement an offence that enables quarterbacks not just to pad their statistics, but to win while doing so.
"If the U.S. began to implement a withdrawal timetable," he added, "we shall complete the path to dissolution".
In 2007, Gary French began to implement a renewed Ceasefire approach, and so far the results have been promising.
