Sentence examples for have begun sharing from inspiring English sources

Museums, even those perceived as competitors, have begun sharing in new ways.

Fifteen diverse middle-class communities nationwide, including Montclair, N.J., have begun sharing ideas on how to close the gap.

Specifically, Susan Dryden, a spokeswoman for the department, said, "We have begun sharing information on all aspects of the investigation of the 9/11 events, including material that we were previously limited in sharing, such as grand jury information".

The latest study, Dr. Hofferth said, shows that the number of children in self-care has remained fairly steady over the last decade, perhaps because many parents have begun sharing home duties in split shifts, either by working part time or staggering their hours.

A 2015 study by researchers at Harvard Business School found evidence of "widespread discrimination against African-American guests" by Airbnb hosts, and many black Twitter users have begun sharing their experiences of rejection on the short-term rental platform using the hashtag #AirbnbWhileBlack.

In addition, beginning this year, as part of the reorganization of the department's intelligence division, precincts and other units have begun sharing information about people suspected of committing crimes, which is entered into a central database now available to officers and detectives throughout the department.

Mr. Lockard has begun sharing the collection with various scholars.

"We've begun sharing our experience and know-how," Nakao was quoted as saying.

Diplomats, meanwhile, said Iran had begun sharing information about past programs that the United States says were attempts to make weapons.

The administration has begun sharing information with allies and pressing them to impose additional sanctions on Iran and particularly on organizations and businesses run by the Revolutionary Guards.

Today, she shares a graffiti-spattered waterfront studio in the Village with fellow artists and, after years living alone, has begun sharing her apartment with a roommate.