Sentence examples for What inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Although conceptual analysis, construed decompositionally from the time of Leibniz and Kant, and mediated by the work of Moore, is often viewed as characteristic of analytic philosophy, logical analysis, taken as involving translation into a logical system, is what inaugurated the analytic tradition.

Promising signs exist: Mexico recently inaugurated what aspires to be a world-class genomics research institute.

It inaugurated what, in effect, was a third great transformation in Gaddafi's international orientation.

These "eggs" proved auspicious, for they inaugurated what would become a careerlong engagement with printmaking.

The performance also inaugurated what is projected to be an annual event focusing on French Baroque repertory written for Lent.

As his power grew he inaugurated what he called a Four-Point Programme--of mass sterilization, slum clearance cum tree planting, abolition of dowries, and extension of literacy.

The accession of Chandragupta Maurya (reigned c. 321 297 bce) is significant in Indian history because it inaugurated what was to become the first pan-Indian empire.

At the opening ceremony earlier this month, King Abdullah himself inaugurated what is by far the tallest building on his capital's skyline.

Whatever Chrétien's intentions may have been, he inaugurated what may be called a Latin tradition of romance clear, hard, bright, adorned with rhetoric, in which neither the courtly sentiment nor the enchantments are seriously meant.

Stephen Biko and other black students founded the Black Peoples Convention (BPC) in 1972 and inaugurated what was loosely termed the Black Consciousness movement, which appealed to blacks to take pride in their own culture and proved immensely attractive.

In a spectacle of media and politics, all packed into a loud and raucous gymnasium at the State University of New York campus here, Mrs. Clinton formally inaugurated what was as much a rite of family passage as a political one.