Sentence examples for inauguration opening from inspiring English sources

A Panamanian police officer shakes hands with a Colombian policeman who performs with his dog during the inauguration opening of the IV Meeting of Ministers of Public Security of the Americas, on November 21, 2013, in Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia.

They also took care of many organizational aspects and were particularly active in proselytizing for the movement, decorating the stage of the rallies, preparing ceremonies such as the inauguration opening of the flag of the Fasci, and welcoming the leaders who came to the towns with flowers.

And the Alaska State Society is partnering with Jack Ferguson & Associates to hold an inauguration open house at the lobbying firm's offices.

To complete the official inauguration, the opening lecture titled 'The Doctor's Mission in Modern Medicine' was given by Prof. Tomasz Guzik.

But when he took on the issue of gays in the military just days after his inauguration, he opened a hornet's nest.

Last year, just after President Trump's inauguration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement opened a new immigrant detention center that was supposed to include a special wing to house transgender people and keep them safe from violence and abuse.

As late as the 1840s, pigs still roamed along the Mall, its chief ceremonial axis.Dull but pointlessBelmopan had no bakery for four years after its inauguration; when one opened, it was the city's fifth-largest private company.

In France, far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen appeared delighted, and said the inauguration of Trump "opens a new era of cooperation between nations".

WASHINGTON -- The official Inauguration merchandise store opened Friday, complete with T-shirts, tote bags and a variety of buttons that bordered on the ridiculous.

In the month before Cleveland's 1885 inauguration, President Arthur opened four million acres of Winnebago and Crow Creek Indian lands in the Dakota Territory to white settlement by executive order.

The decline in mining and the increased use of machinery after 1940 brought an economic labour slump, resulting in a 20-year economic plan (the Greater Butte Project) and the inauguration of open-pit mining in the area.