Sentence examples for have often begun from inspiring English sources

The new law will presumably make life easier for (Islamically) pious councillors in the northern English town of Oldham, where municipal debates have often begun with Muslim prayers.In America, a divided Supreme Court upheld the right of a local representatives in a town called Greece in the state of New York to begin their business with religious invocations.

In practice, new democracies have often begun because the previous regime had collapsed and there was no other way of establishing legitimacy.In pursuit of his argument that new democracies undermine civic institutions, he exaggerates some of the bad things they have done.

Romantic leads have often begun their careers playing villains (Valentino, Clark Gable, Humphrey Bogart among them).

In light of the complex array of determinants of householder use of pesticides on lawns, jurisdictional efforts have often begun with programs to reduce the non-essential use of pesticides on public lands (i.e. areas under the direct control of government).

In a surprising admission, Kuhn himself admits that reform "has often begun at the grassroots levels and put into ‘gray" practice', and "it was only after the reform had been working did the CPC leadership recognize the reform's success and make it official policy".

The sense of difference reported in our participants' accounts had often begun at an early stage in their pregnancy.

I, an adult, have often been seduced by this tale, beginning each Sunday with a long list of tasks I intend to complete before abandoning said list by 2 p.m. to watch "Gilmore Girls".

Such ventures have too often begun with good intentions and naive overconfidence, as oil-rich despots see their armour crumple and burn beneath superior Western technology.

Clinicians in the Barcelona network explained that certain antibiotics were frequently available for patients to purchase 'over-the-counter' from pharmacists, and patients had often already begun to self-medicate with antibiotics before consulting (extract 1).

Index partners who were taking combined antiretroviral treatment had a significantly longer known duration of HIV infection than those not taking any antiretroviral treatment and had more often begun the relationship with their partner after the diagnosis of HIV or AIDS defining diseases.

In my sixteen years in the U.K., I have often heard stories that begin with "I'm Czech, but my Crimean Jewish grandmother . . .