Examples of using Having changed in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
We stayed here for three nights at the beginning of September having changed our booking at the last minute from one in the old town centre(it got some sudden bad reviews!).
Having changed ownership between three English distinctive gentlemen,
Having changed almost to the core in the beginning of the decade,
That move came against a background of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms having changed its position on the issue,
which was in bankruptcy proceedings, having changed ownership 23 times in a short period of time.
But with the digital revolution having changed the operational landscape so fundamentally,
the British firm having changed their name to Auster
Indeed, the development of ART during the last two decades has been one of the most astonishing achievements in the field of medical science, having changed the lives of millions of people across the whole world(see 1995 and after: the era of HAART).
both cities having changed sides after an agreement was reached with the citizens.
without necessarily sounding too original, the step on constants, filtered by their personal aesthetics and having changed course compared to 80% of the domestic scene.
But the yard-measure, having changed its direction and having become parallel with the motion,
public opinion divided between those who accuse him of not having changed much and those who accuse him of promoting a social class at the expense of the majority.
with the basic outlines of its most popular pieces having changed little over the last several decades,
Kirk just would have changed the course of history.
Instead everything has changed but the regime.”.
You know, a lot has changed since 9/11.
Nothing has changed in my preparation.
Things had changed for good.
Something has changed and I'm afraid.