Sentence examples for have to commence from inspiring English sources

I don't "start" a new phase, I have to "commence" it.

But a spring 2009 edition, for which planning would have to commence now, will not appear.

I am very anxious to get the names of the plants I asked You for because I have to commence writing about the vegetation of the two Mountains.

Our calculations, using emission projections by the US Energy Information Agency, indicate that the non-G8 European OECD bloc would hit the per capita emissions of the G8 bloc and have to commence emissions reductions around 2025.

Whoever takes over the post vacated by the mid-season dismissal of coach Steve Alford and the departure of interim successor Murry Bartow shouldn't have to commence anything close to a full rebuild.

Mr. La Bella wrote, "Although no one could articulate a solid basis upon which to predicate a criminal investigation, given the political climate, it was generally felt that the department had to commence an investigation".

"Because the medical staff said that the treatment had to commence immediately or within a few weeks, even if the team continued, I could not continue into the second, third or final rounds".

At the end of 1996 he was diagnosed with the kidney disorder nephrotic syndrome and although he played in the 1999 World Cup he missed 2003's after having to commence thrice-weekly dialysis, before a suitable donor was found in 2004.

"We know of members who are owed thousands of pounds and we have had to commence legal action to try and get some of their wages back," he said.

Additionally, during the lead up to the exercise, Admiral Crabb had strongly warned that all repositioning manoeuvres performed by the escorts had to commence with a turn away from Melbourne.

In order to ensure that an EQ was completed within 12 months of diagnosis, recruitment of a particular woman via the VCR had to commence within 9 months of the diagnosis of BC.