Sentence examples for had its inauguration from inspiring English sources

The UK City of Culture, which had its inauguration with the city Derry/Londonderry in 2013, aims at inciting tourism to socially and economic deprived areas, providing a year long program of art events and commissioned work.

EVERY inauguration has its quirks.

Still, success has its burdens, as the inauguration will test.

And so the PDP is now a minority party in the house which it had dominated since its inauguration.

Adding to the charm are awe-inspiring sunsets, samba hot spots and something even the greatest urban planners in the world couldn't have given it upon its inauguration in 1960: a half-century of tradition and history.

Officials promised that Mr. Chávez would have his inauguration later, when he had recovered.

To avoid having his inauguration disrupted, Hayes, who was dubbed "Rutherfraud," was sworn in privately.

After we had visited the jail's multi-faith prayer hall ("It hasn't been defaced since its inauguration in 2003," Seveyras said proudly), we trooped upstairs to the governor's office, where we were joined by Geraldine Blin, a woman whose soft, even tender manner seemed to belie her position as commissar of anti-radicalisation inside French jails.

Boxer said she hopes to have it wrapped up by Inauguration Day.

Bush had a second inauguration in 2005, and then witnessed the inauguration four years later, in 2009, of Barack Obama.

Since its inauguration in 2009, UPPNEX has displayed a roughly linear increase in the number of projects, which amounted to 357 active projects in April 2013 (see Figure 2a).