Sentence examples for has started water from inspiring English sources

Working with local and international partners, UNICEF has started water and waste management schemes in communities that have for years been cut off from aid because of the internal conflict.

A uniformed caretaker has started watering the flowerpots in front of us.

And Tnooz reckons the site may have started watering down its language already:Previously the section on a property page containing user generated content was titled "Reviews you can trust", before listing the often hundreds of comments from members.

Lebanon has started diverting water from a spring to dozens of parched villages formerly occupied by Israel.

Although the rainfall in April has started to restore water levels below ground, the agency said it would take much more time and rain to undo the effects of two dry winters and bring swaths of England out of drought.

Zone 2 outlines the reservoir part previously occupied by Zone 1 but now already swept by the advancing flood (dark blue), which has started to mix water in the production well.

When the water has started boiling, remove it from the heat and let the water settle.

A1 Water Problem Resolved Municipal water service has started in a section of Zanesville, Ohio, that had relied on wells and cisterns for decades.

Mrs McClure, 31, said: "The water has started to drop, so we felt it was safe enough to come out and try to get some shopping.

The ministry has started to hand out water purification pills in the most heavily afflicted areas to combat the outbreak, Ms. Yassem said.

The building has quirks: The buzzer doesn't work; neighbors leave oversized bags of smelly garbage wedged in the trash chute; water has started dripping from the bathroom ceiling.