Sentence examples for initiated much from inspiring English sources

It had been initiated much earlier, before Mr Suthep began his "shutdown" of the capital.

A far-reaching campaign of criticism and self-criticism was initiated, much of it focused on the party's national leadership.

Houston became a mentor to Thurgood Marshall, and together they initiated much of the key litigation to integrate American schools in the nineteen-fifties.

The frequency of the recalls compounded the company's image problems, but executives point to the fact that they were being initiated much faster than in the past, with the goal of improving quality and safety.

This trend was initiated much earlier in Paris, a densely built-up city that leveled off at a maximum population of about 2.8 million in the period 1911 54 and declined thereafter.

That it was Crosby who initiated much of the chaos in Game 3 on Sunday that produced 158 penalty minutes – 89 for the Penguins, who will attempt to stave off elimination without as many as three suspended players – stupefied a few Flyers, including Scott Hartnell who said, "he's done his damage on the scoreboard, he doesn't have to do much talking after the whistles and all that kind of stuff".

But they may be bought off by guaranteed seats on the European commission, which initiates much EU law.

NATO, rather than the Taliban, has been initiating much of the fighting, they claim, which explains why more Western soldiers are being killed than last year.

Coach Mike Woodson is running painfully low on options for legitimate ball handlers and playmakers, so much so that J.R. Smith was forced to initiate much of New York's offense on Saturday.

If he had made such a pledge he would have been hailed in the media as "responsible" and yet paralysed in power, unable to initiate much that he went on to implement.

However, the crack initiates much later in coupons stiffened using adhesive bonding method than its co-cured counterpart and thus shows higher stress intensity factor at initiation.