Sentence examples for that could commence from inspiring English sources

I brought together a team— experts in chemistry, optics and physics— and we started figuring out which wavelengths of light were optimum, what kind of nanotechnology we could use, what kind of coating was optimum, and all the other things that could commence this idea around 2007.

That success could commence with victory over Sevilla at St Jakob-Park.

After completion of CAD model, it was again converted into rapid prototype defecto standard (STL format) so that fabrication could commence in selective laser sintering machine.

Caisley told the Bradford Telegraph and Argus:  "The majority shareholders have asked Peter Hood and [director] Andrew Bennett to stand aside in order that work could commence immediately.

The Board hoped that production could commence in June 1942 at a rate of approximately 100 per month, to be produced by Metro-Cammell, a subsidiary of Vickers-Armstrong.

Bar management usually knew about raids beforehand due to police tip-offs, and raids occurred early enough in the evening that business could commence after the police had finished.

Cordray believes that Marsh was the organizing company for the illegal practices and notes that a trial could commence in 2011.

The Moscow daily Nezavisimaya Gazeta reported that weapons shipments could commence in the second half of this year, and include spare parts for existing Russian-made aircraft and Cold War-era battle tanks.

One source told BBC Scotland that due diligence could commence within weeks with a view to a deal being concluded before the start of next season.

Prior to the procedure both the IR technician and interventional radiologist would assess different items of an IR safety checklist to ensure that the procedure could commence safely.

As a result of the national security situation at that time (the old regime in Iraq continually threatened the sovereignty of Kuwait), and the difficulty of obtaining permission for the study from the military authorities, coupled with the conservative nature of the society, and the problem of contacting the sampled subjects, it was six years after the GW that the study could commence.