has been now vs has now been

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• If there was ever a time when we needed you, it has been now.
• Responsibility is moved to the state - after they've decided - that this has been now done in an acceptable way.
• That treatment has been now introduced by Implementing Decision 2013/417/EU into Union legislation.
• I can assure you that both in Bulgaria and Romania immunity has been now moved away as an obstacle for bringing cases against Members of the Parliament or other personalities within the societies.
• But you know how business has been now, it's so slow.
• whereas the Insolvency Regulation was adopted in 2000 and has been now in force for more than nine years; whereas the Commission should present a report on its application no later than 1 June 2012;
• The Commission verified a second importer at a later stage and their data has been now used to calculate post-importation costs. By using an average of the two companies these costs have now dropped slightly, thereby increasing the injury margins accordingly.
• However, that support differential has now been eroded.
• This fundamental right has now been granted.
• This discrimination has therefore now been lifted.
• So, how long has it been now?
• Dear Mother, how many months has it been now?
• As you know, Katherine marks Has been missing now for five days.
• The insult has been paid now.
• Dear Tristan: It has been months now, and still no word.
• And that being said we have to discuss the implementation of the cohabitation rider which has been activated now that you're living together.
• It has been clear now for many years that cod needs to recover from the excessive pressures put on it by modern-day fishing.
• This has been until now the most often used alert in terms of the number of persons reported.
• Today we three have tabled this motion because our concern then for human rights has been compounded now by allegations following the presidential elections.
• Having obtained my post at Montly's... has been until now the greatest success of my life.

Some examples from the web:

• The child has now been found, thank you.
• It has now been dealt with and is not dangerous.
• This situation has now been remedied through the implementation of a national database.
• This provision has now been amended and stipulates publication on a publicly accessible internet site.
• Every possible tongue has now been silenced.
• I can see the legal implications of what has now been established.
• The ban has now been extended to 15 August 2004.
• The merged centre has now been closed down altogether.
• The correct pilot has now been found.
• The framework for these benchmarks has now been identified.
• Which, of course, has now been eaten.
• However, that support differential has now been eroded.
• This fundamental right has now been granted.
• A bubble has now been created for Nikita to believe in.
• The baton has now been handed over to France.
• This target has now been raised to 60-70% by 2050.
• That has now been cleared up.
• That reward has now been withdrawn.
• However, the effectiveness of automatic preventive treatment has now been questioned.
• This limit has now been lowered to 15%.