Sentence examples for Inaugurating programs from inspiring English sources

Still, some of the city's major arts institutions may be loosening their approach to discount tickets or inaugurating programs aimed at cultivating younger audiences.

The document credited her work in developing the "first comprehensive survey to identify New York's most worthy structures and districts," creating "a special district to preserve Broadway theaters," and inaugurating programs "to salvage archeological artifacts unearthed in construction".

Mosher wrote at the time, "If we Americans behave in Iraq as we behave in other countries, upon Baghdad's surrender we will fly in teams of population controllers and 'gender advisors.' They will inaugurate programs which will subject Iraqi children, especially girls, to graphic sex education programs.

In late September, Ms. Napolitano and Mr. Morton went on the offensive to press the policy, and since then Mr. Morton has been on the road inaugurating training programs.

In your news article on the program on March 2, Mr. Gingrich is shown inaugurating the program in a poor neighborhood in southeast Washington.

It is not to inaugurate new programs, but to cancel old ones".

As prime minister, Keating inaugurated financial programs aimed at national recovery.

In 2002, the university inaugurated arts programs for local children at sites throughout the city.

Soon a kind of order had been restored, and the Fascists inaugurated ambitious programs of public works.

In this paper Russell took himself to be inaugurating a program of analysis that would similarly show how many other kinds of philosophically puzzling entities are actually "logical fictions".

Explaining his motivation for inaugurating the program, the Signature's artistic director, James Houghton, talked about a growing sense of frustration when he mulled the usual worries about developing new audiences.