Sentence examples similar to inaugurate a scheme from inspiring English sources
By E. Coffey and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, July 24 , 1948P. 15 Talk story about Roger W. Babson who has inaugurated a scheme to sell diamonds to the public as a hedge against inflation.
I suggest we inaugurate a "big brother" scheme for these misunderstood little sweeties, and partner them with the upstanding young youths of today, who work diligently all week so that at the weekend they can have the liberty of getting their cocks out and chugging booze on the Northern Line.
With refugee admissions policies very much the remit of national governments, there will also be modest attempts to inaugurate a refugee-sharing system involving a pilot scheme where EU member states "volunteer" to divide up 5,000 refugees between them.
This presidential inaugural can inaugurate a national culture of service.
In December 1946, the government of Camille Huysmans inaugurated a medal to be awarded to former members of the resistance and bestowed various other benefits on other members, including pensions and a scheme of state-funded apprenticeships.
It would inaugurate a "post-bureaucratic" age.
