Sentence examples for Inaugurating it from inspiring English sources

We can tap into technology and bring it to use in the form of real, practical innovation much quicker when we are focused on bringing it to bear, inaugurating it, and putting the right risk management program around it.

Somewhere between a decade and a century in the making (the project formally began 11 years ago, but was first dreamed up in 1915), the museum will achieve many of its goals when Barack Obama inaugurates it on 24 September.

And they inaugurated it with a whole lot of concert.

When the French govt. inaugurated it in 1977 there was a torrent of abuse.

When the site was completed, just days before the end of Calderón's term, he refused to inaugurate it.

Finally, when the line opened, gentlemen and pashas came to inaugurate it from as far as Paris and Constantinople.

The opening of a gleaming facility is enhanced if there is an important exhibition to inaugurate it.

He planned to inaugurate it in the coming months, resuming the rhythm of a film per year.

But the program is financed with stimulus money that by law must be awarded this fall, so federal officials have rushed to inaugurate it this year.

When Ms. Maguire completed the studio, she inaugurated it by gathering musicians to record an album's worth of bluegrass fiddle tunes, still unreleased.

Although the Democrats hoped Congress would have legislation ready for Mr Obama by 20 January, the day he is inaugurated, it is not expected to be ready until February.