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commencing
[ kuh-men-sing ]
noun
- the act, fact, or time of starting or beginning:
From the commencing of his career as a painter, his prime concerns have been people's pain and longing and the beauty of nature.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of commencing1
Example Sentences
"The university is now commencing its own disciplinary process, which has the power to remove students convicted of serious criminal offences," the spokesperson added.
Trump could not hide his annoyance that he had to go through these motions before commencing with the real task at hand: exploiting his position to suck up as much corrupt cash as humanly possible.
He said the outlook for the business appeared "considerably worse" with increases to the minimum wage and national insurance contributions, and reductions to business rates relief commencing in April.
Moments later, Mara placed his left knee on a foam pad, commencing a series of alternating arm stretches.
The lawsuit also brings forth class action allegations on behalf of “all nonexempt hourly individuals who worked for Fox in California during the period commencing four years prior to the filing of this Complaint.”
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