Sentence examples for commence- from inspiring English sources

He's close behind Tessa Jowell, whose Tessa for Londoners charm offensive is to commence next week.

"First and foremost, I have already asked my department to work with Victorian government officials and commence a review and update of the Leadbeater's possum draft recovery plan," he said.

"It is important to get these amendments through to give industry certainty over projects that are due to commence.

This week's appalling Obama administration decision to let Shell commence drilling in the Arctic sea says less about that administration, which swings whichever way it's pushed, than that we didn't push harder than the oil industry.

Battle will commence next month to become the UK's second national digital radio multiplex operator, the prize asset Channel 4 wants to win for its launch into the sector.

Stage four, which will commence a week before the exams, consists of doing past papers.

Nominations can be made from June 1, the contest proper will commence on July 8 and the winner will be announced on September 2. Candidates to be put on the assembly member "party list", elected by a complex form of proportional representation, will emerge from the same timetable.

Annington has commenced court proceedings to obtain a possession order so that it can evict the squatters and take back possession of the property.

My girlfriend – bless her heart – grabbed her MacBook and commenced shopping.

Debating the move in the House of Commons in 2003, Kennedy set out his position: There stands no contradiction between giving voice to legitimate anxiety and at the same time, as and when exchange of fire commences, looking to the rest of the country, as well as all of us in the house, to give full moral support to our forces.

Although the league chairmen agreed to the proposal, and each club knew the situation at the start of the campaign, it didn't stop the complaints as the first end of season nail-biters commenced in May 1987.