Examples of 'start has been made' in a sentence

Meaning of "start has been made"

start has been made: indicates the beginning or initiation of a process, project, or activity that is now in progress

How to use "start has been made" in a sentence

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start has been made
A start has been made on the detailed engineering.
I believe a good start has been made.
A good start has been made in outreach to civil society.
A very positive start has been made.
A start has been made and efforts will continue.
We recognize that a start has been made.
A promising start has been made in the area of procurement.
Still quite a lot to do but a start has been made.
A good start has been made here.
Ways of reducing the number of inmates are under consideration and a start has been made.
A serious start has been made on reforms.
That is the decisive factor and in this respect the proper start has been made.
A good start has been made with.
In the economic sphere a new European start has been made.
A first start has been made on the magic system.

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For the second phase, a fresh start has been made.
A head start has been made.
Of course there still is a long way to go, but a start has been made.
Only a piecemeal start has been made on regional development plans.
Further bold actions are necessary on both sides, but a promising start has been made.
In this report a start has been made on assessing the reform.
With the establishment of diplomatic relations, a good start has been made - nothing more.
A start has been made on informal soundings of the prospects in selected areas.
That is why the fact that a start has been made is so decisive.
A start has been made with activities for the economic advancement of women.
Does it feel that a satisfactory start has been made with the operation?
A start has been made with the project to create a kindergarten in every administrative cell.
LNG filling stations, the start has been made.
A significant start has been made in introducing a remote sensing component into urban information systems.
However, I am grateful that a start has been made.
A start has been made on preparing to implement the common agricultural and rural development policy.
As I have outlined in the present report, a start has been made.
A start has been made in Asia.
As regards co-decision, a start has been made.
A start has been made on verifying Arabic names in the governorate of Jenin.
Nonetheless, a start has been made.
A positive start has been made to the intergovernmental negotiations on Security Council reform.
There's a lot more to be done, but a start has been made.
In recent years a start has been made on a strong campaign in favour of Papiamento.
Reducing such a weakness must, inevitably, be a long-term process, but a start has been made.
A start has been made on implementation of the WHO programme to eradicate measles and rubella.
Thus, an encouraging start has been made to gas market liberalisation.
A start has been made on the substantive work of the Uruguay Round of negotiations.
To a lesser extent, a start has been made with actual implementation in curricula.
A start has been made on a mentor project within the Central Organisation.
In all other states a start has been made on the administrative and / or parliamentary procedures.
A start has been made in this through the National Orature Project.
However, a start has been made in three respects.
A start has been made in compiling a loose-leaf handbook of national park planning and management.
Still, a start has been made in Egypt.

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