Sentence examples for has formally begun from inspiring English sources

The commission has formally begun the selection process and will spend the next two weeks compiling a list of candidates.

Mr. Vasquez and the lieutenant, John Maguire, have both had discussions with prosecutors, although neither has formally begun cooperating, several officials have said.

B5 Chancellor Search Under Way The New York City Board of Education has formally begun its search for a new schools chancellor, advertising not only in education journals but in more than a dozen ethnic newspapers, like India Abroad and The Greek National Herald, and on the Web site sixfigurejobs.com.

The New York City Board of Education has formally begun its search for a new schools chancellor, advertising not only in education journals but in more than a dozen ethnic newspapers, from India Abroad to the Greek National Herald, and on a Web site called sixfigurejobs.com.

The Guernsey FA has formally begun its search for a new island team manager.

California has formally begun a process that could regulate a chemical carcinogen called TCP, which has been linked to cancer for more than two decades.

He expects work to have formally begun by April.

The quest had formally begun at a marathon in Traverse City, Michigan, in May, 2009, and Montana was his fourteenth destination.

REED ELSEVIER, Amsterdam, the British-Dutch publisher, said it had formally begun its $4.45 billion tender offer for Harcourt General Inc., Newtown, Mass., a multiple-media publisher.

BEIJING (Reuters) — China moved quickly on Friday to announce that it had formally begun a criminal inquiry into the former senior politician Bo Xilai, hours after expelling him from Parliament and, in doing so, removing his immunity from prosecution.

ID is a quarter of a century old, having formally begun in 1984 with publication of The Mystery of Life's Origin (Thaxton et al. 1984; Dembski 1998).