Sentence examples for started at once from inspiring English sources
And he started at once to scout for "major initiatives" to help revive the growth of I.B.M.'s big server computers -- mainframes, minicomputers and AIX Unix machines.
Reforming Russia's complicated regional structure is not urgent, according to Mr Primakov or should be started at once, if you listen to the new minister for regional affairs.In this section Steady as she drifts Winner seeks pals Ruth Dreifuss, model for a new Swiss role?
In our first example, there are no dependencies between the computing task such that all jobs can be started at once and parallelization can be used on appropriate infrastructure.
The Saudi government announced a one-month amnesty on Wednesday, starting at once, for anyone involved in extremist activities.
I'm used to running races where everyone starts at once and you can be energized by the crowd and pace yourself by watching other runners.
But Sir Anthony said salvage work would start at once, restoration would begin early next year and the pier could be reopened by October 2005.
Work should start at once on the establishment of a fair apportionment of emissions country by country, based on the principle of contraction and convergence.
The day after the election, the prime minister said that "westerners can breathe a lot easier" because voters had rejected his rivals' energy proposals.The fireworks are not likely to start at once.
And it is irrelevant because Tony Blair, Britain's prime minister, told Mr Trimble during the Good Friday negotiations in 1998 that decommissioning was an essential part of the deal and should start at once.
The debate should start at once so that the 15 governments could gather in a constituent assembly in, say, a year's time, to write the sort of constitution that The Economist itself suggested last October.
They will get a further period, till January 20th, of untroubled control of the "demilitarised" enclave that they run in the south; and fresh talks will start at once, intended to bring, at least, a six-month ceasefire.Mr Pastrana had been under pressure to get tough after the FARC murdered Consuelo Araujo, a popular ex-minister of culture.
