Sentence examples for inaugurated as part of from inspiring English sources

Johor Tenggara (Southeast Johor) is the site of a large agricultural and resettlement project, which was inaugurated as part of a long-term development plan in the late 20th century.

Upon his return to Australia later that year, he publicly declared that the time was "rapidly approaching when an aero corps [would] have to be inaugurated" as part of the country's "military defence scheme".

The silky sifaka is the flagship species for the protected areas in which it is found, particularly for Marojejy, which has recently been inaugurated as part of a World Heritage Site cluster known as the Rainforests of the Atsinanana.

German mechanised infantry crossed into Poland at the weekend after thousands of Nato forces inaugurated exercises as part of the new buildup in the east.

The United Nations House was officially inaugurated on July 15 , 1999 as part of the plan to join the efforts of UN agencies to efficiently support the development of the Republic of Moldova and the solution of problems of the country and its people.

Mr. Stevens, 52, and three other State Department employees were killed during a prolonged assault on the consulate, which he was visiting to inaugurate a cultural center as part of his efforts to deepen ties in a new Libya.

Ms. Rousseff inaugurated the new port built as part of a Cuban-Brazilian investment.

In early April, the Department of Justice, under notorious LGBTQ foe Jeff Sessions, inaugurated a Hate Crimes Subcommittee as part of a crime-fighting task force.

The HD programme was inaugurated in Gelb's first season as part of his aim to "shake things up".

The first time I heard a Bruckner symphony in the concert hall was back in 1990, as part of the celebrations that inaugurated the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.

The MAX IV Laboratory is a synchrotron radiation facility, administered as part of Lund University and was inaugurated on June 21, 2016 with an initial portfolio of 14 experimental instrument stations, called beamlines.