Sentence examples for in addition to beginning from inspiring English sources
In addition to beginning the public trial of its technology in the Denver region, Snaptrack plans on Monday to announce that its product will be adopted by a subsidiary of NTT, Japan's telecommunications giant.
Pepsi, in addition to beginning a Foursquare program, is also introducing a location-based iPhone application called Pepsi Loot through which customers can collect points toward free music downloads.
In addition to beginning or continuing to compile compensation data for compliance with the rule and guidance, public companies should be preparing proxy disclosure and considering how to provide context for investors who may be planning to use pay ratio information when voting their proxy.
In addition to beginning a Chapter 11 case, he also discusses administration of these cases and the plan of reorganization that a debtor must consider.
Most pets require an "immediate relief" protocol (including therapeutic bathing, herbs and nutraceuticals that reduce inflammation), in addition to beginning a desensitization protocol of any kind.
Following the Jenkins Commission, Gaston Thorn's Commission oversaw the Community's enlargement to the south, in addition to beginning work on the Single European Act.
Mr. Muss said he expected construction of the addition to begin in spring 2003.
In addition to teaching beginning music to three classes of fourth graders at Hazlewood, Montagne runs the roughly 30-student band and gives individual lessons throughout the school day.
In addition to terroir begin a certain location that makes your product unique, the definition can also be expanded and modernized to encompass how the product fits in to the global scheme.
However, the company believes that this critical mass could be around the corner, especially if several of the big players (such as Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo in addition to AOL) begin providing OpenIDs to their users.
This year, the administration is again asking for that money in addition to financing to begin actually developing the reactor.
