Examples of using Had been started in English and their translations into Spanish
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Cooperation between UNIDO and the Member States must be strengthened to ensure the continuity of programmes that had been started.
Three preliminary investigations had been started since late 2004, and not a single
The Board noted that 129 projects had been started before they were accepted or approved.
These gardens had been started in 1596 and designed by Besler's colleague,
All tasks that had been started before the license expired will be completed, but the latest updates will not be installed.
of which two thirds were projects that had been started in 2000.
four(40 per cent) had been started before they were approved.
only 32 per cent of the 201 audits planned for 2007 had been started and completed as at 31 December 2007.
Before this announcement several projects with the same goal had been started but none of them reached alpha status.
At the time of the hearings of the Advisory Committee, 19 of those investigations had been started.
If no trial had been started within those time frames,
In 1947, research had been started at the Lick Observatory in California to study the Northern Milky Way's structure by determining the accurate positions
The process of ratifying the remaining instruments had been started, but it was a lengthy one.
2 preliminary investigations had been started in 1990, 4 in 1991
the Government took over HIV/AIDS and malaria programmes that had been started with international assistance.
We stumbled over several buildings that had been started but the construction was stopped.
Thanks to the Integrated Child Development Scheme, which had been started in 1975, millions of children
A dialogue had been started with UNCTAD to help launch a regional project on risk mapping.
For a variety of reasons the preparation of the third periodic report had been started as early as 1994
legal proceedings had been started against 664 police officers;