Sentence examples for has begun its effort from inspiring English sources

China, the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide, has begun its effort in the southern city of Shenzhen, paving the way for a national Chinese market in a few years.

The Realtors' association had begun its own online effort, but after it spent millions, its site was in disarray and its board was ready to shut it down.

In the Mâconnais, the most prestigious appellation, Pouilly-Fuissé, has begun an effort to classify its best terroirs, as its counterparts on the Côte-de-Nuits and the Côte-de-Beaune did long ago.

The Salvation Army of Greater New York, long known for its network of thrift shops and shelters, has begun an effort to reassert its evangelical roots, stressing to lay employees that the Army's core mission is not just social services but also spreading the Gospel.

By then General Jones had begun his effort to reorganize the interservice command structure.

But some allies said he should have begun his effort sooner, such as after Giffords was shot two years ago.

After this showdown, Nasser appears to have begun his effort to undermine and to destabilize Ethiopia.

Her group has begun an effort to educate immigrants about consumer rights and the perils of employment agencies.

It has begun efforts to cut back its own local emissions and energy consumption.

Apple has begun stepping up its efforts to reveal more about the conditions in factories where iPads, iPhones and other Apple products are made.

With the impoverished Russian military proving a meager customer, Russia's military-industrial complex has begun a major effort to market its wares to Asia, the Middle East and Africa.