Sentence examples for has begun charting from inspiring English sources

Mr. President, your wisdom and steady hand have been of pivotal importance as UNICEF has begun charting its future course -- and I am confident that I speak for everyone in this room in thanking you sincerely for a job well done.

Now they have begun charting a future, one that includes marriage and children.

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Although Freud has barely begun charting the psyche, Mrs. Givings is more in touch with her physical, psychological and emotional needs than anyone else in the play.

New to this science of teenage pregnancy is the reversal of the relationship between fertility and poverty; whereas earlier studies focused on socio-economic disadvantage as a core determinant of teenage pregnancy, research has begun to chart teenage pregnancy as a key cause of poverty itself (Hobcraft and Kiernam 1999; Luker 1996).

Recently, though, Mr Jospin's popularity has begun to slip (see chart).

These can be traded, but almost all the proceeds must be kept inside Russia, where they can be used to buy more bonds (yummy!), or equities (yippee!), or deposited in local banks (hurrah!).The prospect of new money looking for a home has already pepped up Russia's once moribund stockmarket (see chart), which has begun to pick up after last year's cataclysmic falls.

Perhaps the greatest difference is that some Chinese political élites have begun to chart a way out.

We depart with the hope that we have begun to chart the lines of further progress.

Finally, we review recent studies that have probed the extent of epistatic interactions and have begun to chart the fitness landscapes in protein sequence space.

And Japan has begun filing international software-related patents galore (see chart).