Sentence examples for examination has started from inspiring English sources

Post-irradiation examination has started and initial results are available for the varying temperature irradiation experiment conducted in the high flux isotope reactor (HFIR), carried out in the framework of the Japan USA Fusion Cooperation Program (JUPITER project).

In an e-mail message sent Wednesday, the executive vice chancellor, Paul R. Gray, advised instructors to use "individual discretion to decide the disposition of their examinations once the exam has started".

Instead, the hostile witness motion was made only after the prosecution's cross-examination had started.

At the same time, the Government Accountability Office has started its own examination of information resellers.

Although there is no evidence to suggest at this stage that the blaze was deliberately lit, the Garda Technical Bureau has sealed off the site and has started a forensic examination.

Nevertheless, the group has started a due-diligence examination of the entertainment properties and has met with Vivendi executives, who are also talking to the other potential bidders.

But the company has started to come under close examination by investors over its subscriber growth in the U.S., which has fallen short of projections.

WASHINGTON -- The floating of William Daley for the post of White House chief of staff has started a predictable, but nevertheless revealing examination of how his personal politics line up with those of the president.

Rather than basing an examination schedule merely on the calendar, we have started to focus our examination of firms on issues that pose real risk to investors.

Mr. Neal, Harvard's press officer, declined to say when the university's examination of Dr. Hauser's laboratory had started, when it was completed or how many other papers besides that in Cognition were under question.

They have started on their "appearances", the notorious live examinations in which they are tested on the routes they have learned and their capacity to deal with the Great International Public.