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Meanings of when in English

At the time following immediately the time when.

Usage of when in English
1
This issue is common when studying several health problems in developing countries.
Pubmed
2
However, we know where that road leads today, when food is abundant.
Human
3
Early last year, however, when Dick opened his new place, things changed.
The new yorker
4
The new right applies throughout criminal proceedings, including when receiving legal advice.
The Irish Times
5
Mrs O'Neill returned home four years ago when her husband's health deteriorated.
The Irish Times
6
Order and safety always trump freedom when government needs to balance them.
Conservatives without conscience
7
To remember that when serious people ask you questions, you should answer.
11/22/63
8
The problem began a year ago when penetration started to be painful.
The Guardian
9
However, the number of cases increased significantly when the ban was eased.
The South African
10
Freedom always trumps order and safety when government needs to weight them.
Conservatives without conscience
11
Named commissioner for consumer protection when Croatia joined the EU last year.
Reuters
12
Preaching a work ethic is difficult when no work is available, however.
The new yorker
13
Avoid asking when there's a notable market or industry downturn, for example.
News.com.au
14
Ms Adams said police often knew when people were serious, repeat offenders.
Radio NZ
15
Of course, it's only a crisis when it comes to government funding.
The Guardian
16
Often when we talk about ethics, we forget to talk about power.
Wired
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