Sentence examples for make a start with from inspiring English sources

We could certainly make a start with a CPN and social worker for every practice, an accessible community psychiatrist for advice and even GP training posts to include more experience in psychiatry.

A simple text-based analysis technique called the "noun clause" analysis is suggested, which can help the modeler to make a start with the class modeling activity.

I'll write about the pasta soon but today will make a start with my batch of whipped codfish.

Why not pick up Tolstoy's collection of quotes, A Calendar of Wisdom, or make a start with his short stories before moving onto the legendary War and Peace or romantic tragedy Anna Karenina?

G20 world leaders have made a start with a joint commitment to increase corporate transparency.

The government has made a start, with ordinances in December that make it easier to acquire land for development.

South Korea has also made a start, with some closures and a decision to nationalise six of the biggest and most troubled banks.

The reform law is making a start with pilot programs and modest changes in payment policies to encourage coordinated care management.

Telling it from a point of view of what she called "female complicity," Ms. Waight Keller made a start with her Chloé story, which she can develop further next season.

Well, I wanted the network to have a greater international sensibility, and I feel I've made a start with that with Aung San Suu Kyi's Reith lectures.

To address the welfare concerns of our troops, there are practical things that can be done immediately and the government has made a start with its recent welfare proposals.