Sentence examples for including the beginning from inspiring English sources
The war brought great benefits, he added, including "the beginning of, if not the peace process, then the acceptance process" of Israel as a permanent reality.
Spain found it hard to come up with a credible turnaround plan, including the beginning of structural reforms that favor growth.
This chapter reviews the early-2005 landscape for the Green Trading Markets, including the beginning of shifts in thinking on Wall Street as well as the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol and the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme EUETSS).
At a time of immense change in federal public health policies, including the beginning of Medicare and Medicaid, he repeatedly raised new issues like preventive medicine and environmental threats to health.
This time, the delegation won agreement on several new measures, including the beginning of a discussion among Congolese political factions, the stationing of international human rights monitors and the reopening of the Congo River to commercial traffic.
Recent job growth has been pretty good by the standards of the recovery, but there have been better three or four month periods (including the beginning of last year) in which hiring eventually slowed dramatically.
Includes the beginning of New Zealand's coastline.
The main submarine features include the beginning of the long, seismically active Java Trench near the Nicobar-Sumatra mainland and of the aseismic Ninetyeast Ridge.
He said positive aspects included the beginning of a framework to ramp up the finance to help poorer countries adapt and potential for "real movement" with technology transfer.
For each event the database includes the beginning date, location (county and state), property losses, crop losses, injuries, and fatalities that affected each county.
A further advantage of the present model, in addition to not including the fracture toughness, is that the model includes the beginning and the end of the shearing process where the forces are not in a steady state.
