Sentence examples for has begun a study from inspiring English sources
The federal Justice Department has begun a study of Tasers in the face of questions over their safety.
Deakin University in Melbourne has begun a study involving 30 Australian Football League and National Rugby League players.
[C2.] Justice Opens Study of Taser Guns The Justice Department has begun a study of Tasers because of new safety questions.
The I.A.A.F.'s technical committee has begun a study, and the I.A.A.F. says it plans to discuss the findings at a meeting next month in Valencia, Spain.
Mr. LeRoy explains that the nonprofit organization Good Jobs First has begun a study of relative spending on subsidies for small versus big businesses.
Andrew Karmen, a sociology professor at John Jay College who has written a book about the city's murder rate, "New York Murder Mystery," has begun a study on more than 12 cities outside New York that have adopted the program.
Before his sudden death from a cardiac aneurism in 2005, he had begun a study of conservatism and race.
As the snow melts and tiny hard-shelled wood ticks crawl out of the ground and onto bushes and grass where they wait to be swept away by a warm body, state and federal health officials here have begun a study to determine whether Montana is the home of a new type of tick-borne disease similar to Lyme disease.
The Trade and Industry Secretary told the Commons that he had begun a study on international price comparisons amid widespread concern that the prices paid in the UK for goods - groceries and clothes as well as financial services and utilities - are higher than in other countries.
