Sentence examples for inaugurated according from inspiring English sources

It is not a final victory, and if pipeline investor Donald Trump is inaugurated according to plan on 20 January, he'll surely do his best to make sure that this and every other pipeline is built.

He has visited his own Trump-branded properties thirty-three timesincece he was inaugurated, according to the Washington Post, implicitly promoting and encouraging the use of those properties; just this past weekend, he posed for photos at a wedding reception taking place at his New Jersey golf resort.

Construction of the lighthouse was completed in 1841, and was inaugurated according to schedule on 1 August that year.

On Saturday night, when Russians inaugurate the New Year according to the old Julian calendar, Siberians may feel little has improved for them since the Bolsheviks adopted the modern Gregorian calendar after the Revolution of 1917.

Terminal 2 was inaugurated on March 26 , 2008 but according to experts, it did not do enough to meet Mexico City's growing air traffic demand.

Even birth may not inaugurate the ability to feel pain, according to Stuart Derbyshire, a psychologist at the University of Birmingham in Britain.

According to legend, the WBC inaugurated their anti-gay pickets when a Topeka park became a cruising ground in the 1980s.

The Cenotaph, inaugurated in 1919, was designed by Edwin Lutyens, who, according to Bonney, championed secular commemoration because the war dead were from many different nations and religions.