Sentence examples for have begun parallel from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission have begun parallel inquiries.

Some, like American Crossroads, founded by Karl Rove, have conducted similar self-autopsies and have begun parallel efforts to recruit young or Latino voters.

The Philippines and Taiwan have begun parallel investigations into the shooting of a Taiwanese fisherman amid a diplomatic row.

In the last three months, Chinese officials have begun a parallel campaign to curb widespread tax evasion and shadowy business practices that have enriched entrepreneurs who run state-owned enterprises or do complex deals with them.

But with much less fanfare, wealthy donors have begun playing a parallel role in the country's next-largest educational network: Roman Catholic schools.

What is certain is that those half-billion Indians with cellphones — and they will be a billion within the next decade — have begun to inhabit parallel universes.

Some analysts have begun to draw parallels to Abe's grandfather, Nobusuke Kishi, a wartime cabinet minister who was premier from 1957 to 1960 and resigned on 15 July 1960 because of a public furore over the US-Japan security pact.

And some journalists as well have begun to note parallels between President Obama and one-term President Jimmy Carter.

In some districts they have begun to set up parallel local governments.

Recently, researchers have begun to explore the highly parallel structure of graphics processing units (GPUs) in order to accelerate integration schemes for these ODE systems.

In the tribal areas just across the Pakistan border, moreover, Taliban adherents have begun carving out pockets of parallel rule, settling local disputes and beheading suspected informants.