Sentence examples for process kicked from inspiring English sources

They smiled broadly as they approached, and a deep, primeval process kicked in.

The process kicked off by those summits has bogged down, however, as the necessary compromises for an agreement between the United States and North Korea have proved elusive.

The process kicked off this week when President Hamid Karzai announced those parts of the country to be handed over entirely to Afghan forces this year.

That process kicked off about five years ago when Parkin (then global head of chocolate procurement and sustainability) spearheaded an internal drive to prioritise the economic sustainability of cocoa farming.

The process kicked off in March last year when it injected the 46 hotels into a joint venture with Marriott International, the American operator, and gave up the U.K. Marriott franchise.

"I think the formal process kicked off yesterday with the establishment of a Nato-Georgia commission, and we have taken seriously the commitments the heads of government made in April," Miliband said.

If a lawn isn't mowed, a process kicks in.

This was her famous "process" kicking in as she stayed in "the moment".

The process kicks off with a workshop and the November workshop was chaired by Lord Selborne, chair of the House of Lords' science and technology inquiry into water management committee.

"The documents that the process kicks out still have to be read by someone," said Herbert L. Roitblat of OrcaTec, a consulting firm in Altanta.

But at a critical point in development, a highly selective synaptic-pruning process kicks in, resulting in each neuron from one side of the LGN being contacted pretty much only by neurons from a single eye.