Examples of using Begun in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Has my sister begun to do the same?
They have now begun to pay these back taxes to the new government.
The battle's already begun.
And it's begun.
The day's begun.
Some reforms have begun; many are needed.
The process of mine clearance has begun.
The play has begun.
At other user's workplaces also a login/ password is begun to enter, for example, in a text document or text field.
The Plurinational State of Bolivia has begun a process of recognizing the autonomy of indigenous communities.
The local Spanish population of Gibraltar had been forced to leave the territory in 1704, when the British occupation had begun.
Women had begun to enter areas dominated by men, such as mechanical and electrical engineering in Mauritania.
said that important negotiation processes had begun or would soon begin. .
The IMC has begun to review needs and consider options for developing an information management strategy to support the Office ' s internal and external communication goals, pending the creation of an Information Management Division at Headquarters.
The European Union had begun introducing its resolution against the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea in 2003, just two months after withdrawal by that country from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
In that regard, UNODC had begun to build specialized legal knowledge and deliver expertise for strengthening the capacity of national criminal justice systems to apply the legal regime against terrorism in conformity with the rule of law.
As concerns the humanitarian situation in Iraq, the Special Rapporteur noted that the Government of Iraq had begun to cooperate with the United Nations in the implementation of Security Council resolutions 986(1995) and 1111(1997).
In that connection, we should like to inform the Commission that Russia has already begun to implement its previously announced initiative to provide advance warning about the launching of space objects, their intended purpose and their basic parameters.
While the climate and environmental crises have their roots in the early industrialization of the developed world, many developed countries have begun to take significant steps to slow down, if not reverse, the trend towards unsustainability.
I therefore hope that both sides will now move expeditiously to organize and hold this meeting, so as to signal to the Angolan people and the international community that the process of national reconciliation has effectively begun.
