Examples of using Started at the end in English and their translations into Swedish
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Third countries started at the end of 2001.
European political and economic renewal has been accelerated by the crisis which started at the end of the last decade.
Wide dissemination of these documents started at the end of the year.
MTG United for Peace Cup 2012 started at the end of May when 200 young footballers met in Kaunas, Lithuania, in a battle where everyone had a ball!
E second phase of the Eurodac supervision- an in-depth security audit- started at the end of September 2006.
Everybody asks why I started at the end and worked back to the beginning.
These tables became the foundation for Malmö Figurspelsförening(MFF), which he started at the end of the same summer.
CityCronan is one of the flagships in the revitalization of inner-city Stockholm, which started at the end of the 1990s.
Turkey's efforts to modernise started at the end of the nineteenth century.
Our prospective study for familial and hereditary risk groups, PanFAM-1, is a global multicenter prospective study that started at the end of 2016.
Preparations started at the end of 2006 with the launching of an extensive survey of Member States' authorities
Execution planning for the hydrogen production unit started at the end of last year
when the overhauls of major power units in the area started at the end of May simultaneously with the main grid outages.
We are talking about an entire procedure: it started at the end of December and we are now half way through February- so it has taken a bit more than seven weeks.
According to the Labour Force Survey of Statistics Finland, the economic downturn that started at the end of 2008 was reflected in the employment of mothers of small children.
Work on the Objective 2 ex-post evaluations started at the end of 2001 and the Objective 6 evaluation is expected to start early in 2002.
A review of the effectiveness of the instruments of the 6th Framework Programme started at the end of 2003 by an independent high level panel led by Professor R. Marimón.
Phase I, which started at the end of 2005, was a‘call for input', which resulted in around 160 written submissions5.
According to the Labour Force Survey of Statistics Finland, the economic downturn that started at the end of 2008 was reflected in the employment of mothers of small children.
Moreover, the proposed deadline(2010) seems rather short as the legislative procedure only started at the end of 2005, which, given the slowness of the legislative process,