Sentence examples for have begun under from inspiring English sources

Institutional reforms have begun under the transitional government.

I desire to live in peace and to continue the life I have begun under the motto "to live well you must live unseen" (R. Descartes).

The lesson for managers is that re-engaging employees who've zoned out, taken on a don't-care attitude or have begun under-performing rarely involves a quick fix.

To the surprise of some, a programme that had begun under George W. Bush had been dramatically ramped up by Barack Obama.

This process has begun under the prompting of Russia, the United States and Afghanistan's six neighboring countries.

He noted that the ozone protection effort had begun under former President Ronald Reagan and continues to enjoy bipartisan support.

The economic decline that had begun under the late Mamlūks continued, and with it came a decline in Egyptian culture.

"An internal investigation into the specific allegations raised by Channel 4 has begun under the party's disciplinary procedures.

Summit meetings, which had begun under Mr. Eisenhower with mixed results, became a ritual for all subsequent presidents.

The company was established to complete a transcontinental railroad that the government had begun under the agreement by which British Columbia entered the confederation in 1871.

Although the prosecution had begun under the tenure of her predecessor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the court's decision was nonetheless an inauspicious mark on Ms. Bensouda.