Sentence examples for started a transition from inspiring English sources

We went to a seminar on this topic a few years ago and together with some students at Eberswalde University -- they have a school for continuing education with a focus on sustainable development and agriculture -- started a transition town project there.

In these experiments, first spikes occur after field potential recordings already started a transition toward active states, indicating that at least some neurons started to depolarize at this time.

The IEEFA report says the state must urgently start a transition plan for workers, businesses and communities supported by coalmining.

Mr. Stevens told reporters that the contract would start a transition to fixed prices for the stealth planes two years earlier than planned.

And Keith Gaby, of the Environmental Defense Fund, said that the new E.P.A. rules "will kick-start a transition to a clean-energy and low-carbon future, which will lead to economic and health benefits for everyone".

Under pressure to start a transition to democracy, he allowed parliamentary elections last November and now is locked in argument with opposition parties over his own legitimacy, his dual role and constitutional amendments that he has tried to push through.

All 13 other members of the Security Council voted to back the resolution, which would have "fully supported" the Arab League plan for Assad to cede powers to a deputy, withdraw troops from towns and start a transition to democracy.

The threshold to start a regular stream is as in Patching, and the threshold to start a transition stream is called transition window.

When we start a transition, the world around us can practically smell our uncertain footing.

Uber announced earlier this month that it will start a transition from installing two vehicle operators in each self-driving Uber to just one, a move to prepare for a future without human drivers.

The United States is trying something difficult and risky -- jump-starting a transition to democracy and development in an area that has stagnated for decades -- and the outcome is not only uncertain but could have deleterious consequences for countries that did not support our policies in the first place.