Sentence examples for Since its inauguration from inspiring English sources

Since its inauguration as a university in 1992, Northumbria has developed into one of the leading lights in the UK higher education arena.

Since its inauguration in 1995, moreover, he has been beaten only once to the Isaac Murphy Award, for the rider who scores the highest percentage of winners to mounts.

Since its inauguration, the council has been regarded with skepticism by many Iraqis, who view it as a largely powerless American creation intended to defuse Iraqi desires for self-government.

Since its inauguration on July 4, 2005, in Salina, Kan., the project has delawned yards and planted regional vegetables as far away as Maplewood, N.J., and London; a demonstration garden is also growing at Descanso Gardens in Los Angeles County.

Since its inauguration in 1986, the Maryland Million concept has been copied by 18 other states.

Since its inauguration in 1956, the Eurovision song contest has been the biggest, cheesiest pop-music event in Europe, showcasing schmaltzy, sometimes bizarre entertainers and launching the careers of such culturally base phenomena as ABBA, Celine Dion, and RiverDance.

IPF, which built the station and has managed it since its 2009 inauguration, has been accused of misusing public funds.

Amidst accusations that IPF has been misusing public funds, the Belgian "government says it has ended its agreement with" the foundation, "which built the station and has managed it since its 2009 inauguration.

Grandma Techno – AKA Patricia Lay-Dorsey – is a fixture at Movement, an elder electronic music fan who has attended the festival since its 2000 inauguration.

Thanks to him I discover the little-known city-based bird tour with Guyana Feathered Friends (£15, [email protected]), and the launch party for Carifesta, a celebration of Caribbean arts that is returning to Guyana this August for the first time since its 1972 inauguration (carifesta.net).

CIHR's annual funding from the federal government has increased by 56%, from CA$360 million to $562 million (supplemented by $100 million to indirect costs such as research ethics boards, grants administration, and costs of patenting via technology transfer), since the time of its inauguration, including a $75 million increase last year.