In 2014, the arts organization BRIC inaugurated its biennial, an attempt to survey Brooklyn artists by neighborhoods.
"One for the Money," in other words, is an attempt to inaugurate a new movie franchise, something that might appeal to women and mystery fans.
It was intended, according to the authors, as a "manual of the sanities," an attempt to inaugurate what they described as a "science of good character".
Recently, Globo also inaugurated its headquarters in Lisbon, Portugal, in an attempt to be more present in the European TV market.
"THE SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAN BALLET is neither a gag nor a come-on for suckers but a legitimate attempt to inaugurate an American Ballet on the same order as the Muscovite Imperial Ballet back in the days when the czar racket was a paying proposition".
A Paris swimming pool has inaugurated a heating system using warmth recovered from sewers in an attempt to cut costs and reduce carbon emissions.
Josh LaBaer and Steve Pells, two oncology postdocs, inaugurated "The Art of Scientific Speaking" 4 years ago as an attempt to call the bluff of an MGH oncologist, Ed Harlow.
As my colleague Seth Mydans reports from Grozny, the war-ravaged city inaugurated a new development of high-rise towers on Wednesday, part of an attempt to mask the scars of conflict with spectacular buildings built with billions from Moscow.
To dedicate the amphitheatre and the baths, and probably in an attempt to mollify both the Roman public and the gods, Titus inaugurated the opening of the Colosseum with lavish games which lasted for more than a hundred days.
Some reformers fear that another big election defeat for the conservatives could lead to an attempt to delay the May 27 opening of the Parliament, which constitutionally must be inaugurated on time except in a national emergency.
New roads and highways were built in an attempt to accommodate the tremendous increase in traffic, and a light-rail transit system was inaugurated in the early 1990s and subsequently considerably expanded.
