Questions which, effectively, began with concealed cameras, in a Jerusalem courthouse, in 1961.
Television in Australia effectively began with the broadcast of the 1956 Olympics and soon came to exercise its characteristic influence.
The 20th century effectively began with an object lesson in the odiousness of nationalism, in the form of World War I.
Gay rights activists said Tuesday was a watershed moment in the maturation of a movement that effectively began with violent riots at the Stonewall Inn in New York in 1969.
Agency officials said the cleanup, which will focus chiefly on the sediment in the canal, had effectively begun, with sampling already under way.
The Western tradition of fable effectively begins with Aesop, a likely legendary figure to whom is attributed a collection of ancient Greek fables.
In what is now the Czech Republic, the national school effectively began with Bedřich Smetana, best known outside his homeland for the vigorous, colourful folk comedy Prodaná nevěsta (1866; The Bartered Bride, libretto by Karel Sabina), which determined many aspects of future Czech musical usage.
An index of homebuilders kept by Revere Data fell 5.2%, bringing its cumulative loss to 36.8% since Dec. 4, 2006, right before the subprime crisis effectively began with a profit warning from HSBC.
Although there are prehistoric and classical structures in the British Isles, British architecture effectively begins with the first Anglo-Saxon Christian churches, built soon after Augustine of Canterbury arrived in Great Britain in 597.
The Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing will effectively begin on Friday with a $6 billion to $8 billion purchase of Treasury securities maturing in four to five and a half years, amid rampant debate over whether the program can possibly spur job growth and its potential inflationary effects.
