Sentence examples for having been inaugurated from inspiring English sources

But there is the less edifying explanation for why I'm here, which is that I looked at the list of past speakers, a remarkable list of the giants of global journalism – not just British hacks – with the series having been inaugurated by the legendary Ben Bradlee – and I could not resist being seen in their august company.

The era of Middle Eastern history that had been inaugurated by Napoleon and Nelson was ended by Gorbachev and the elder George Bush.

The nuclear threat had lifted and a new world order of democratic global governance had been inaugurated.

As Serbia's president, Milošević had continued to dominate the new Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which had been inaugurated in 1992 and consisted of only Serbia and Montenegro.

Conservation groups have made attempts to preserve the river's ecological values, and pure-water programs have been inaugurated by the state and local governments.

He also worked to create institutions for the new state of Serbia and Montenegro, the loose union that had been inaugurated in February 2003 to replace Yugoslavia.

Belarus president Alexander Lukashenko has been inaugurated for his fifth term in office, using his speech to suggest that he intends to stay in power until he dies.

If the under-twenty-one tour final had been inaugurated this year, what would it tell us about the next generation of men's stars?

Andy Newman (NYT) OLD WESTBURY: NEW HEAD OF COLLEGE Edward Guiliano, 50, has been inaugurated as the new president of New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury.

The video was a setback for President Obama, who had been inaugurated days earlier and had made a high-profile pledge to close Guantánamo - where nearly half the remaining inmates were Yemenis - within a year.

It had only been a few months — one summer — since Putin had been inaugurated as Russia's second president, and few people knew who he was or what to expect from him.