Sentence examples for for inaugurating from inspiring English sources
Leo V, byname Leo the Armenian (died Dec. 25, 820, Constantinople) Byzantine emperor responsible for inaugurating the second Iconoclastic period in the Byzantine Empire.
The label was singularly responsible for inaugurating the second wave of Jamaican ska music, which is often referred to as 2 Tone.
He was cited for a number of accomplishments that were "responsible in a large measure for inaugurating a new era in cardiovascular surgery".
He has big plans for revamping the affiliated Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra, for strengthening BAM's offerings in opera, and for inaugurating a workshop program in which visual artists would be the intiators of performances, rather than mere collaborators in them.
December 25, 820 Istanbul, Turkey Leo V, byname Leo the Armenian (died Dec. 25, 820, Constantinople) Byzantine emperor responsible for inaugurating the second Iconoclastic period in the Byzantine Empire.
Explaining his motivation for inaugurating the program, the Signature's artistic director, James Houghton, talked about a growing sense of frustration when he mulled the usual worries about developing new audiences.
Although Mrs. Olmedo eventually opened her collection to the public, she was denounced by her critics for delays in inaugurating the museum and for her reluctance for many years to give art experts and biographers ready access to the works and archives of Rivera and Kahlo.
In policy terms, that meant universal education to 15, ending the dual system of religious and state schools, investing local government with much greater responsibility for education and inaugurating the tripartite divide between grammar, modern and technical schools.
The move is part of the campaign's action plan, built around the slogan "The Big Choice: Prosperity For All," and inaugurating the final three-week push toward Election Day.
It even paid $2.3 million to a Swiss firm to erect a huge tent for the ceremonies inaugurating the Iran-Turkmenistan rail link.
These "eggs" proved auspicious, for they inaugurated what would become a careerlong engagement with printmaking.
