Sentence examples for have started to establish from inspiring English sources

Ellis's main argument is that in the last few years the Chinese have started to establish a new, "significant" physical presence in Latin America and the Caribbean – following trade deals, acquisitions, loans and loan-backed construction projects, among other things.

Sometimes government investment is needed; in other cases – generally once companies have started to establish a track record of success – private sector impact funds will be keen to step in.

In response to these problems, communities in the Central Rift Valley area of Ethiopia have started to establish exclosures about three decades ago.

"Officials have started to establish rules, similar to traffic rules that say you must drive on the right and wait at a red light.

Young Afghan girls have started to establish groups to combat this problem.

In Europe, health authorities have started to establish incentives for efficient healthcare delivery by means of decentralisation of the healthcare decision-making process and implementation of market mechanisms.

"Bit by bit, it has started to establish itself in France".

Fans know what real teams look and feel like, and I think we've started to establish that.

In the interval, Stangos had started to establish the distinctive terms of reference that would serve him through a succession of London offices and homes.

By the time Kids was released, Bici and Pang were riding for Zoo York and the east coast had started to establish its style.

After making his debut last year he has started to establish himself at Super League level this season, becoming a regular in the Harlequins pack.