Sentence examples for office commenced from inspiring English sources

Upon the receipt and analysis of the information by the Bank of Lithuania regarding alleged violations and alleged criminal offences against the financial system of our country, property and civil service which were ascertained during the inspection of the Snoras, on 14 November the prosecutor general's office commenced a pre-trial investigation.

A Crown Office spokesman told BBC Scotland: "Following the helicopter crash off Sumburgh on 23 August 2013 in which four people died, Crown Office commenced its investigation into the cause of the deaths.

In December 2012, a new hearing orchestrated by the Nizhny Novgorod Prosecutor's Office commenced to ban The Tribunal for Chechnya.

They decided that "judges must be no older than 65 years of age at the date on which their term of office commences".

One of the Brighton Declaration proposals says ECHR judges should not be "older than the 65 years at the date on which their term of office commences".

The term of office for an officer commences on the day of the date of their commissions.

In a statement issued after the stock market had closed last night, the bank said: "Barclays confirms that the Serious Fraud Office has commenced an investigation into payments under certain commercial agreements between Barclays and Qatar Holding LLC".

The point is, little could I have known that a 40-year journey in elective office would commence just four years after my graduation, with a horrific event that could have been the end for me, rather than a beginning.

Against that background the Icac inspector, a statutory office held by David Levine, commenced an "audit" of the way the corruption fighter had handled Operation Hale, the Cunneen case.

Production then moved to an nearby office park, where it commenced over a period of sixteen hours.

It's one of the things about tall buildings: you can see a lot, such as other office towers of different vintages, commenced in past booms.