Significados de began a process en inglés

The Vatican instead took over the order in 2010 and began a process of reform.

The king immediately summoned his council of state and began a process against the prisoner.

Last July, new EPA head and Trump-appointee Pruitt began a process to withdraw the restrictions.

The EU began a process of expansion in 2004, adding countries from Eastern Europe for the first time.

To me, simultaneously, they began a process of people creating things and that was David Chase and Josh Whedon.

In the wake of the 1984 national policy, Planning for the Future, mental health services began a process of de-institutionalisation.

In 2011, the Canadian government began a process to create a regulatory framework to allow property and casualty insurers to demutualize.

After listing, English Heritage began a process of preservation whose philosophical absurdities are richly comic, even as they are melancholically ludicrous.

With the sixteenth century began a process of change that was to overturn all this and bring in something radically different.

Then began a process of domestic torture which alienated Noreen from him, and roused in her the worst passions of human nature.

Taiwan began a process of legalising prostitution today making the island the latest place in the world to decriminalise the world's oldest profession.

In mental hospitals, temporary patients who lived alongside incurable patients began a process of social degeneration that, once started, was impossible to stop.

In November 2010, when my then business partner left the company, I decided to continue with it, and began a process of restructuring and rebuilding.

After the services, she began a process of bureaucratic wrangling to be able to return home to the US, where she had lived since 2007.

Aramco said the timetable was delayed because it began a process to acquire a 70% stake in petrochemicals maker Saudi Basic Industries Corp.

The first year, he began a process of terracing-shovellingthe wet sand behind wooden barriers, building a series of brick terraces to stabilize the dune.