Sentence examples for programs have begun from inspiring English sources

The programs have begun producing future major leaguers.

Locally, several peak-period pricing programs have begun.

And, in the past few years, the programs have begun to play the kind of elegant, creative chess once thought to be the exclusive province of humans.

But wherever such programs have begun, they have achieved only limited support from the Department of Justice, which has not made street crimes a priority.

And programs have begun even in Iran, of all places, which offers needle exchange and methadone; its program of giving prisoners methadone is now the world's largest.

There is growing evidence that tough new sanctions imposed on North Korea to stop its nuclear weapons and missile programs have begun to bite, and bite hard.

In some of Salvador's deadliest slums, he said, new policing programs had begun to lower homicide rates.

The New York State Office of Children and Family Services, which licenses such residential programs, has begun its own investigation, a spokeswoman, Susan Steele, said Friday.

The Clinton campaign made its announcement around 6 40 p.m., shortly after the network news programs had begun on the East Coast.

He then dismissed the criticism, saying the large-scale government intervention in the markets and the expansion of social welfare programs had begun under his Republican predecessor, George W. Bush.

He said that over the last few months, Firestone had instituted new quality assurance programs, had begun efforts to educate the public on tire maintenance, and had introduced a marketing and advertising campaign called Making It Right.