Sentence examples for inaugurated until from inspiring English sources

Such tough talk is not terribly surprising coming from a new leader who will not be inaugurated until August.

That's because governors aren't inaugurated until the third Tuesday in January -- that will be the 15th next year -- while the new Legislature is seated on the previous Tuesday.

Although makeup artists lobbied for years for an Academy Award of their own, the official Oscar for makeup was not inaugurated until 1981.

But political insiders scorned his extended post-election passivity — presidents weren't inaugurated until March then — including a Caribbean yacht cruise while the Great Depression festered.

The Australian government is hardly unaware of this, and Malcolm Turnbull is reportedly trying to rush negotiations with the Obama administration to get things moving as soon as possible Trump isn't inaugurated until January 20.

At its current pace, Afghanistan will not have a new president to inaugurate until December.Mr Kerry's mission to Kabul left many Afghans feeling relieved.

Hoover's argument was that, given the possibility of default on those loans, the matter could not wait until F.D.R. was inaugurated, which wouldn't be until March , 4 , 1933

It has been a big week for the RRP, because the new Welsh Assembly building also opened for business (though it won't be formally inaugurated by Prince Charles until St David's Day, on 1 March).

Whatever initiatives he envisions will have to wait until he is inaugurated in early May.

By resigning from the Senate before the current session began and allowing it to appear that a sense of drift could prevail until he is inaugurated, Mr. Obama may have missed an opportunity to exert leadership.

"It may appear to be awkward," he said, "but the key thing is it's a government that operates by law and Obama has no authority until he's inaugurated".