Sentence examples for start of air from inspiring English sources

Britain was the first country in the world to look at air quality and that first step of [the Clean Air Act] in the 1950s is the start of air quality as we know it".

Nearly two months since the start of air strikes, they fear divisions within Nato and at the UN will lead to fewer sorties just at a time when, they claim, the regime is starting to feel the pinch and even its core support showing signs of cracking.

Kerry argued that the United States has done much to fight the group since the start of air strikes in 2014, but did not directly answer a question on why the Obama administration had not done more to prevent genocide.

Baseline HR prior to the start of air pollutant exposures was significantly greater in HFrD rats than in ND rats (329 ± 27 bpm vs. 300 ± 35 bpm, respectively).

We measured MVF and lung function and all biomarkers in the morning at baseline (day 0) before start of air recirculation, and day 2, 7 and 14 of each exposure scenario.

Turkey may feel threatened because of the three offensives launched by the Syrian army, with Russian air support, in the north of the country since the start of Russian air strikes on 30 September that could see Mr Assad's forces take part of the frontier with Turkey north of Latakia.

The most important development was the start of Russian air strikes in support of the Syrian army on 30 September, coming a year after the US began giving air support to the Syrian Kurdish People's Mobilisation Units (YPG) to stop the Isis assault on Kobani.

Mr Cameron had asked Mr Putin to update him on Russian operations against militants in Syria in light of the start of British air strikes in the country.

Makhmour, a Kurdish town of 12,000 people, lies just to the east of the Tigris River and was briefly captured by Isis, which calls itself Islamic State, in its offensive in August that led to the start of US air strikes.

American aircraft attacked targets in southern Iraq for the first time since the start of the air campaign against Afghanistan.A demonstration by Zimbabwean students, protesting at the murder of one of their fellows, was broken up by police.

Senior military officials say the portion of a total force of about 250,000 troops needed to begin the "rolling start" of an air, land and sea attack could be in place within 30 days of Mr. Bush's order.