Sentence examples for means that beginning from inspiring English sources

It also means that beginning Jan . 1 airlines operating in New York can be fined up to $1,000 a passenger if they do not supply water, fresh air, power and working restrooms during lengthy delays.

This change means that beginning in the Spring 2011 election, two counselors rather than one will be elected each year.

Government regulations mean that, beginning next March, security guards will have to undergo four days' training and pass a criminal-record and background check.

And I am happy to say the success of the National Measles Campaign means that process is now beginning in Angola".

On the one hand, there's his standard-issue exasperation with modernity, assuming modernity to mean anything that began after about 1954.

This means that affixes beginning with -va or -vi have forms without [v] when suffixed to stems ending in /u/.

What this means is that beginning immediately, they will no longer be supporting Gears on OS X Snow Leopard (and later).

This also means that they begin to identify themselves with the values of their peers, which will be different to those of their family.

Having spent the past 2 years in preparation, ?this means that we begin," he points out, ?not that we deliver".

This means that subduction begins when not only the lid but also the interior of the convective cell fails.

That then means that we begin to talk about multi stakeholders, and the stakeholders will have different kinds of partnership.