Sentence examples for have been begun from inspiring English sources
Several investigations have been begun, but their central failing is that they have not investigated the top officials responsible.
Rich countries say it's not possible in the time left NGOs have been begun to sound exactly like Denmark's Hedegaard.
Work seems to have been begun in the area east of G 5190 before the advent of regularly kept excavation diaries.
The picture must have been begun in January 1871 because Paris was under siege, cut off from the outside world by the Prussian army.
Those who might have worked solely in view of an immediate application would have left nothing behind them, and, in the face of a new need, all must have been begun over again.
It is difficult to quantify how many pilots, trial programs and experiments have been begun by the administration, but city officials, academics and lobbyists agree that Mr. Bloomberg has been much more aggressive in initiating pilot programs than previous mayors.
This litigation had been begun by Lieff Cabraser and Thornton in 2008.
At the end of June, only 143,000 trial modifications had been begun, the Treasury Department now estimates.
The cathedral of Florence itself had been begun in the Gothic style by Arnolfo di Cambio in 1296.
