Sentence examples for have started to plan from inspiring English sources

In recent months, officials have started to plan substantial economic reforms.

England have started to plan for life without Graeme Swann, calling up Scott Borthwick and James Tredwell to their Ashes squad.

There are other, older, anti-viral drugs available amantadine and rimantadine but any emerging influenza is more likely to develop resistance to these drugs.As countries have started to plan for a pandemic, many have begun stockpiling Tamiflu.

The paradigm shift in treatment philosophies also means that many clinicians have started to plan from the external profile, placing importance on the soft tissues of the face largely to determine the limitations of orthodontic treatment.

With NYC's L train shutting down in 2019, people have started to plan their housing options and new commutes to and from Manhattan.

We have started to plan our humanitarian response through partners in Boma.

So Madge had started to plan a movement that he called "Popular Poetry," to be spread by "Coincidence Clubs" throughout Great Britain.

He certainly reckons on keeping it longer: he has started to plan a campaign for a yes vote in the French referendum on the European constitution, due to be held in late 2005.

You've started to plan for retirement.

By the beginning of 1992, while engineers developed a new instrument to counter the "aberration", Musgrave's team had started to plan the rescue mission.

Almost immediately after I had heard the heartbreaking news, I also heard that this person had started to plan an event for someone else.