Sentence examples similar to have begun to implementing from inspiring English sources

Educators have begun to implement these methods in classrooms around the country and have enjoyed measured success.

I like this approach a lot, and have begun to implement it myself — softly, when my wife is out of the room.

"In this context we have begun to implement a new strategy, including a restructuring of senior management, a new approach to managing our portfolio of investments and the transformation of our core business GNM into a digital-first organisation.

Some towns have begun to implement a reverse 911 system that allows police and fire departments to notify neighborhoods of emergencies by telephone and the Senate Democrats also hope to create a statewide system in this session.

"We have begun to implement a companywide reorganization, which includes significant staff reductions, not renewing many consultants' contracts and the continuation of other cost-reduction initiatives, that will ensure we remain competitive and profitable in 2009," Christie's said in a statement on Monday, without saying how many positions might be cut or giving any further details.

Already we have begun to implement our strategic plan and are beginning to see improvements.

A growing number of governments have begun to implement benchmarking or energy disclosure policies.

Organizations have begun to implement GSCM practices in response to customer demand (Green et al. 2012).

For the most part, institutions have reacted very well and have begun to implement some reforms in postdoctoral employment policy.

Nursing programs across Canada have begun to implement at an unprecedented rate second-degree nursing programs in response to consumer demands and a nursing shortage.

Recent studies in the field of political science and environmental resource governance suggest that oil-exporting economies have begun to implement fuel subsidy reforms.