Sentence examples for it to commence from inspiring English sources

The league said the union was doing this not because it was defunct or incapable of representing N.B.A. players, but as a "negotiating tactic, which the Union incorrectly believes would enable it to commence an antitrust challenge to the N.B.A.'s lockout, which the Union in turn believes would strengthen its position in negotiations over a renewed labor agreement".

Joe hasn't thought much about retirement, other than he can't wait for it to commence.

This was all part of a misguided effort to reach out to "moderates" in the regime, an effort that accomplished nothing but gave Iran the time it needed to commence and advance its nuclear development.

At the time, it was to commence in September 2003 in Europe, although it ultimately did so in North America.

Bristol-Myers, which valued its offer at around $4.7 billion, said it intended to commence a cash tender for ImClone shares.

London Metropolitan University has announced it is to commence legal action against the UK Border Agency's decision to revoke its licence to sponsor international students.

In 1978, the Union notified the Railroad that it desired to commence negotiations, and the parties began collective bargaining as provided by the Act.

(Rev. St. 1874, c. 14, § 5, subd. 1). Under this provision it was the province and the privilege of any person who knew of facts tending to show the commission of a crime, to lay those facts before the public officer whose duty it was to commence a prosecution for the crime.

(4) The permittee of an AM station with a directional antenna system must file an application for license on FCC Form 302-AM requesting program test authority with the FCC in Washington, DC at least ten (10) days prior to the date on which it desires to commence program test operations.

Dynegy said it intends to commence immediately a strategic alternatives process to solicit proposals from other interested parties.

The oil giant also said it expected to commence a share buyback programme in 2017 of at least $25bn.