Sentence examples for could not be started from inspiring English sources

But new state-funded projects could not be started.

GOLDSTEIN: City Arts & Lectures could not be started now even by a person with energy.

And he felt that it could not be started fast enough.

The Treasury was criticised on Friday for claiming the inquiry could not be started until City regulators have decided whether to launch formal investigations.

And executives at both companies would be relieved of the building anxiety over delays that had threatened to kill the films, at least for the foreseeable future, if they could not be started by early next year.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, who met later with the United Nations chief, said restrictions in the West Bank and Gaza Strip could not be eased and talks could not be started until violence had been halted completely.

Hughes has the world before him - and may well end up conquering it - but could not be starting in a much harder place.

Seems the fire truck carrying his body had stalled in the graveyard and couldn't be started.

We can be grateful that RFE/RL already exists, because, like the BBC, NASA, and the U.N., it's the kind of organization that probably couldn't be started from scratch today.

It should be noted that outside the selected 15 kb region cellular genes (involved in cellular metabolism or abundant in other bacteria in which putative prophages could not be detected) started to appear outside that region.

Dr Prateek Buch, one of the amendment's authors, said "coalition compromises" could not be the starting point for the party's 2015 policy and suggested the government's deficit reduction strategy needed to be more flexible.