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Перевод: initiated

[прилагательное]
начатый; проинициированный; ознакомленный; посвященный

Тезаурус:

1. Three main strands to Conservative policy can be discerned from the multitude of programmes that were either introduced after 1979 or that, although initiated before that date, were perpetuated in a modified form by subsequent Conservative administrations.
2. Using data for the period 1954-;74, Khalil and Hanna (1984) have demonstrated that since the scheme was initiated the dissolved salt content of the Nile at the head of the delta has increased by 29 per cent.
3. In 1935 Hollis Williams initiated the design of a 10-seat, twin-engined, low wing airliner, the ST-;18.
4. Cadbury Schweppes revealed that the average yearly number of headhunting assignments initiated by the company would be between eight and ten, divided equally between generalists and specialists.
5. Users should be able to monitor the progress of any background tasks they have initiated from submission to completion.
6. The ambitious Port and Airport Development programme, which includes a new international airport on Lantau Island, was initiated during the year, and all staff of the Geological Survey were much involved with the project.
7. New employees will need to start work as soon as the move has taken place and training plans must be initiated straight away if staff are to be effective quickly.
8. In the first type of case, but not necessarily in the second, the consent is a response to a proposal initiated by another.
9. Imagine now that from a point - say the top - contraction is initiated that spreads.
10. It reactivated the municipalities and initiated a process of integration between Israel and its newly captured territories.
11. Richardson (1970) describes the origin of the study thus: - "In 1935, as a result of joining an expedition from University College, Dundee, led by his friend Professor A. D. Peacock the previous year, he initiated a detailed ecological and biogeographical study of the islands of the Inner and Outer Hebrides.
12. Games of chasing shadows, jumping on someone else's shadow, making tall and short shadows, can all be initiated by an adult with a small group of interested children.
13. On a visit to England in 1914, Charles Path initiated what was to become a French sport, mocking the backwardness of British production.