Sentence examples for and inaugurates from inspiring English sources

It gives new powers to the prime minister and parliament and inaugurates a much-needed overhaul of the judiciary.

This two-story crawl-through environment is the New York debut of a young Swiss artist and inaugurates a cutting-edge way-downtown gallery.

Ms. Marshall opens Symphony Space's Face the Music & Dance series -- and inaugurates the dance programming at the newly renovated theater -- with a new piece called "One and Only You".

If only the movie had done a better job of connecting the dots of her life, "Claire Dolan," which opens today and inaugurates the new quarterly American Independent Visions series at the Walter Reade Theater, would be a fully realized film.

Still, the idea that these programs, which will take place in all five boroughs of New York, are going to stoke enthusiasm for the 2009-10 season, when Gerard Mortier arrives full time as the company's director and inaugurates a new era with productions of seminal 20th-century works, is a stretch.

If the recession is major and inaugurates a mild and chronic deflation of 1% to 2% a year, Treasury bond yields will probably fall to 3%." Fair enough.

It was begun by Vespasian and inaugurated by Titus in 80 ce.

Julio María Sanguinetti, a Colorado Batllista, was elected president in November 1984 and inaugurated the following March.

Paul, and inaugurated their new league at the Biltmore on July 27th , 1959 with Rickey as its president.

And politicians love to cut ribbons and inaugurate new motorways, high-speed rail lines, airport terminals and public museums.

More reforms — to bolster antitrust laws, discourage child labor and inaugurate the eight-hour dandand workers' compensation — followed.