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Delta said it would inaugurate service to Hong Kong no later than six months after Hong Kong and British authorities granted Delta the necessary operating permit.

The Supreme Court, slower than many courts to enter the age of online information, announced today that it would inaugurate its own Web site next Monday.

Plans for the facility are subject to government approval, but BMW has aggressive targets, saying it would inaugurate the plant in 2014 with capacity to produce 30,000 vehicles annually.

It would inaugurate a "post-bureaucratic" age.

His victory would inaugurate Egypt's first experiment in Islamist governance.

(A bill that would inaugurate a new national effort at fuel efficiency has already been approved by the Senate Commerce Committee.

A concerted push on Raqqa would inaugurate a new phase of the war, perhaps featuring direct US involvement in combat.

Primitive Christianity identified Jesus with the eschatological figure of the Son of man, a divine redeemer whose coming would inaugurate the Last Judgment and the end of the world.

Soon he would inaugurate the Mets' new ballpark as the first batter for the San Diego Padres, and he never expected to hit a home run.

He mourned that all this would "inaugurate an unending press obsession, with Middleton's face surely bound for the cover of Hello! and OK!".

It would inaugurate a new era in the American judicial system and in the relations of the national and state governments.