Sentence examples for as the inauguration of from inspiring English sources

Even now, George W Bush and Tony Blair continue to invoke 9/11 as the inauguration of a "new era", as their occasion for "thinking the unthinkable" on a wide range of fronts.

Comprising a broad and diffuse coalition of the American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) and other labour unions, student groups, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), media activists, international farm and industrial workers, anarchists, and others, the Seattle WTO protests are often viewed as the inauguration of the antiglobalization movement.

Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) offered to install it by October 1 to double as the inauguration of their newly expanded Hollywood headquarters.

As the inauguration of Bill Clinton took place on January 20, the nomination crisis was reaching its final phase, with Biden telling Clinton at a luncheon following the ceremony that the next day or two would be crucial.

PERTH, Australia ― As the inauguration of Donald J. Trump approaches, a number of world leaders are making last minute moves, bracing for America's new president and his unpredictable foreign policy methods before they're fully solidified.

As the inauguration of Trump looms closer, undocumented students are trying to juggle homework, their senior theses, and applying for jobs, all while dealing with the looming question of whether their futures will be able to take root in the US.

"One of the messages of the voters in the presidential election was that they wanted a change in foreign policy," the ISNA news agency quoted him as saying at the inauguration of the new Foreign Minister, Mohammed Javad Zarif.

And yet â€" as the run-up to the great poetic speech four years later at the inauguration of Nelson Mandela as first President of democratic South Africa showed â€" as soon as one long walk to freedom ended, another began.

In 2008 Mr Tsapok boasted that he was among the guests at the inauguration of Dmitry Medvedev as Russia's president, according to Novaya Gazeta, an independent Russian newspaper.

But such a change would alter the notion of a true national, prime-time game as envisioned since the inauguration of "Monday Night Football" in 1970.

While the candidates continue to fight, the country has remained in a state of uncertainty: millions of dollars in financial assistance remain in limbo as donors await the inauguration of a new president.