Sentence examples for which has began from inspiring English sources

Canada, which has began identifying willing communities, is not far behind.

The deal, which values Carlyle at nearly $20 billion, strengthens the buyout firm's ties to the Middle East, which has began to use the profits from higher oil prices to go on a buying spree.

Judges called for a national strike, which has begun in some places.

Mexico, which has begun to liberalise energy, also looms as a potential rival.

Cheering news from the Science Museum, which has begun a programme of "dumbing up".

Bedfordshire police have now referred themselves to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which has begun an investigation.

But the Shin case already has resonated at M.I.T., which has begun new suicide prevention programs.

The show, which has begun casting in London, is due to open there in December 2004.

It also might lift economic confidence in Europe, which has begun to sink again.

Israel, which has begun gradually tapping the gas, began production in a big offshore field called Tamar on March 30.

Auditors referred the findings to the Manhattan district attorney's office, which has begun its own investigation, officials said.