Sentence examples for failed to inaugurate from inspiring English sources

In March, he failed to inaugurate the last session of the People's Assembly.

This bold experiment in prefabricated housing using modular units aroused intense international interest at the time, though it failed to inaugurate a trend toward the mass production of such low-cost units.

The construction, which was inaugurated in January, cost R$44m£10m0m) but failed to account for the impact of waves.

Luis Salas is also joined on the new economic team by Jesús Farías, a radical left wing economist who failed to win a seat in new congress that was inaugurated on Tuesday. .

The construction, which was inaugurated in January, cost 44m reais but failed to account for the impact of waves.

In 1916, the North Sea overwhelmed the Dutch coastline, inaugurating a spate of protective construction that failed to hold back the water in 1953 when an overnight storm killed more than 1,800 people.

With Dilma Rousseff due to be inaugurated as president on 1 January, the announcement of who will fill her key economic posts has failed to calm markets' fears over future policy.

Since Mr. Bush was inaugurated, the Teamsters have stepped up efforts to persuade the administration to end the supervision, after repeated efforts failed to persuade the Clinton administration.

It strikes me as absurd to think that a President is going to risk the destruction of the United States by inaugurating a nuclear holocaust because Russian tanks have moved into West Germany and our conventional forces on the Continent have failed to stop them.

The Fed failed to cure the former, and today's unprecedentedly anemic recovery — approximately 3 million fewer people are working than were five years ago — has failed to cure the latter: If the workforce participation rate were as high as it was when Barack Obama was first inaugurated, the unemployment rate would be 10.8percentt.

Girls failed to materialize.