Sentence examples for has begun this process from inspiring English sources

The principal of Needham High School, Paul Richards, has begun this process while his students are still in their formative years and should be congratulated for his efforts.

A burgeoning grassroots housing movement has begun this process, and groups such as KUWG offer glimmers of hope amid the myriad tragic cases.

The Obama administration has begun this process.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) has begun this process with the merging of previously independent programs and divisions within its organization (57).

The United Kingdom has begun this process [ 7] due to the availability of not only clinical guidelines for care for patients with epilepsy[ 8, 9], but also quality indicators from the Quality and Outcomes Framework [ 7].

Assin North has begun this process, and further work would be needed to assess utility, effectiveness and outcomes as they pilot interventions to reduce maternal mortality in the district.

We had begun this process but before we could undergo artificial insemination his illness progressed, and he passed away at the age of 32.

"It's fairly typical at this stage that people don't know who he is," said Stephanie Cutter, communications director, adding, "We don't feel like he's well enough known, and that's why we've begun this process and will continue up to the convention".

After they had begun this process, however, the original bookstore owner decided again to sell, and their daughter decided to buy. Lee and James went forward with their plan regardless, and the rest is history: Galiano Island Books has been open seven days a week ever since, with the exception of Christmas and New Year's.

To some extent, MOOCs have begun this process.

And many detergent makers, such as Procter & Gamble, Unilever and Colgate-Palmolive, have begun this process by switching to compact and concentrated formulas that use much less water.