The phrase "as it inaugurated" is not correct and may not be usable in written English without additional context.
It could be used when referring to the beginning of an event or process, but it typically requires a clearer subject or object to make sense.
Example: "The ceremony was memorable, as it inaugurated a new era of cooperation between the two nations."
Alternatives: "as it commenced" or "as it began".
William's silent response unnerves him, even as it inaugurates the movie's subtle and lucid exploration of a human connection that seems at once startlingly new — at least as a subject for a movie — and bracingly real.
This day will be a day of judgment of Israel and all nations, as it will inaugurate a kingdom of the Lord.
But in the weeks since its Gaza war, and as it prepares to inaugurate a hawkish right-wing government, it is facing its worst diplomatic crisis in two decades.
Asked whether May felt snubbed in light of Farage's reception in New York, the spokeswoman said: "The president-elect invited the prime minister to visit at the earliest opportunity when they spoke last week … This is about the relationship between the government of the UK and the president-elect and the office of the White House as it will be when inaugurated".
It looks as good -- or as strange -- as the day it was inaugurated in 1875.
The Liberal Policy, as it was called, was effectively inaugurated in 1870 by the adoption of an agrarian law that provided that European investors could acquire land under long-term leasehold, either from Indonesian landholders or, in the case of unoccupied land, from the government.
WHEN a Glen Cove, N.Y., councilwoman, MaryAnn Holzkamp, showed up on Wednesday to greet the Tatobam as it arrived in Hempstead Harbor to inaugurate high-speed ferry service from New London, there was no fanfare.
WHEN a Glen Cove councilwoman, MaryAnn Holzkamp, showed up on Wednesday to greet the Tatobam as it arrived in Hempstead Harbor to inaugurate high-speed ferry service from New London, Conn., there was no fanfare.
Kolyma was not a single camp but, rather, a region six times the size of France, with more than a hundred camps; three million people died there between 1931, when it was inaugurated as an island in the Gulag archipelago, and Stalin's death.
The National Monuments Council asserts that the first casino in Chile was opened in the building in 1906; however, historians Antonio Saldías and José Arraño Acevedo have pointed out that it was inaugurated as a de facto casino in the summer of 1917, after Agustín Ross rented the building to Argentinean businessman Alfredo Master.
