Sentence examples for statement has begun from inspiring English sources

And for seven months straight, in every statement since his appointment, Mr. Krueger began with almost exactly the same line: "Today's employment report provides further evidence that the economy is continuing to heal from the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression," the statement has begun each month since the October jobs report.

By daybreak on the East Coast, condolence statements had begun to roll in from leaders around the world.

11.00am GMT Cameron statement David Cameron has begun his statement to MPs.

3.31pm GMT Statement begins George Osborne has begun announcing the decision in parliament - saying Mervyn King has served the UK well at this very difficult time Updated at 3.37pm GMT 3.30pm GMT At one stage, Paul Tucker has looked like the natural successor to Sir Mervyn King - but that all changed this summer when the Libor rate-fixing scandal hit the City.

Responding to Scolari's comments, the Contraf union said in a statement that he "has begun badly as the new Brazil coach".

The University of Hawaii issued a statement saying it has begun "a review of the policies involved and the manner in which they were enforced".

The FA statement read: "The FA has begun an investigation relating to allegations made following Sunday's fixture at Stamford Bridge between Chelsea and Manchester United [Sunday 28 October 2012].

"The department became aware of the statements in question yesterday and has begun an investigation into the matter," she said in a prepared statement.

In a statement the council said: "Work has begun today to demolish the building and we are currently assessing the education options available when schools resume after the Easter Holidays.

The White House, seeking to quell suggestions that it cherry-picked the most damaging evidence, has begun citing statements by former President Bill Clinton about Iraq's capabilities in 1998 -- and later warnings by Democratic presidential hopefuls like Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut and Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri.

The FA said in a statement: "The FA can confirm it has begun investigating reports of abusive chanting at the Tottenham versus West Ham United fixture.