Sentence examples for has begun defining from inspiring English sources
But in the past few weeks, Mr. Bush has begun defining his terms, setting his priorities -- and in the case of Iraq, giving notice that he may be new to this, but he doesn't plan to show it.
A nasty habit has begun defining the current Congress.
For example, Microsoft and SAP have begun defining schemas for exchanging product-catalogue information and business documents.Microsoft intends to incorporate BizTalk into future versions of its Office, BackOffice and Windows programs but, perhaps unusually for the company, it is going for open standards that will allow integration across all platforms, regardless of the underlying technology.
We also show that ATM is critical for DSB repair in astrocytes, and have begun defining the role of ATR in DSB repair in hESCs.
The corporation lobby has won the fight before it has begun by defining the terms of the debate.
Level 6, meaning a pandemic has begun, is defined as "efficient and sustained" human transmission.
This combination of annoyed bravura and calibrated retreat has begun to define the daily lives of residents of Montgomery County.
Next-generation sequencing has begun to define the mutational landscape in DLBCL as well as to highlight the wide spectrum of genetic heterogeneity in this entity.
In her two weeks in office, Mrs. Rell has begun to define herself, in part by moving quickly to address Mr. Rowland's scandals.
