Sentence examples for Had inaugurated from inspiring English sources

The 1948 British Nationality Act had inaugurated modern, multicultural Britain.

The former president and resistance leader had inaugurated the memorial in 1964.

In the event, the Burger Court continued many of the trends that the Warren Court had inaugurated.

Then he went on to Daventry, to the other great transmitter, which he had inaugurated a dozen years before.

One of the last things I did in Kiev was visit the Holodomor memorial, which Yushchenko had inaugurated on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the famine.

Far fewer recognized his debt to the slow but consistent accretion of African-American political offices that self-determination had inaugurated.

It may have inaugurated the Middle Comedy.

Hawaii has inaugurated a four-day school week.

Racing Association has inaugurated an old Saratoga custom at Belmont Park.

This year alone, it has inaugurated loan packages or credit lines to Colombia, El Salvador, Greece, Jamaica, Mexico, Poland and Ukraine, among others.

But there is little doubt that Petry has inaugurated a new era for the AfD.