Примери за използване на Crisis began на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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a year before Greece's economic crisis began, triggered the worst riots seen in Greece for decades and they lasted for weeks.
Under her“leadership” since the euro crisis began in 2010, the EU has increasingly become a vehicle for imposing market discipline on member states.
is still 25 per cent smaller than when the crisis began.
More than 3 million Venezuelans have fled the country since the crisis began, many of them on foot.
In connection with the fact that in recent years the development of trade has led to the formation of numerous international ties, a crisis began to be international in character.
UNICEF has been working with partners across the region to put children first since the Syrian refugee crisis began.
Similar amnesties have been issued on several occasions, most recently last year, since Syria's crisis began in March 2011.
that interest in its membership has increased since the crisis began.
Benson 's 20 point lead in the poll six months ago… has plummeted since the hostage crisis began.
But he also notes how early the“peaceful” opposition turned to violence once the crisis began.
checking which ones have been used since the crisis began.
just before the crisis began.
No European country has carried out fewer reforms than Germany since the euro crisis began.
But developments even prior to March 11, when the Fukushima crisis began, illustrate that the international nuclear industry has been unable to stop the slow decline of nuclear energy.
Since the crisis began last June,
then when the eurozone crisis began things only continued to get worse," she told SETimes.
Since the Gulf crisis began last June,
Housing prices have fallen roughly 15 percent since 2008, compared with up to 30 percent in Spain since the crisis began.
On this basis, employment has reached its highest level since 2008, when the crisis began.
Greece's economy is still 25% smaller than when the crisis began, but it is slowly growing again.