Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The time to start work on these problems is now and we need a more committed political will from all our governments, our industries and our finance ministers than we have at the present time.
• We plan to start work as soon as possible.
• I'm about to start work.
• Is the Commission further aware that the Polish Government's decision to start work has been taken before its own enquiries into alterative and less damaging routes have been completed?
• I am determined to cut down the time required and have already instructed my staff to start work.
• It is time to start work, and I would like to thank Mr Stubb and Mr Friedrich and, indeed, everyone else who has made a contribution to this process so far.
• Whenever you are asked, all you say is "We plan to start work".
• I'm supposed to start work here tonight.

• My office was only able to start the work with the complainants at full speed from the beginning of this year.
• That's how he's managed to start the work.
• Accordingly it should be possible to start the work of the Paediatric Committee within six month.
• It is very good to start the work of this new Parliament with programmes which can make a difference, both to the environment and, of course, to the competitiveness needs of our Member States.
• Deutsche Bahn AG is prepared to fit 130000 railway wagons with 'whisper' brakes and wants to start the conversion work soon.
• A successful outcome of the Ad Hoc Committee meeting would be a decision to start the work on the Convention, by setting up a UN working group to receive contributions and prepare recommendations for the substance of the Convention.
• In the light of the progress made in seeking support for the project from the local population the Commission welcomes the decision of the Italian authorities to start the works on the geognostic tunnel La Maddalena in the coming weeks.
• For that reason, the aim to start the work of the agency promptly next year is absolutely the right one, and the report by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy is firmly in favour of this aim.