Sentence examples similar to not inaugurating from inspiring English sources

That God of love would not inaugurate such a violent end.

If she is not inaugurated as chancellor by then, critics and rivals within the party might switch to attack mode.

The Atlantics of Brooklyn did not inaugurate the 1861 season until Aug. 11 and played only seven matches that year, compared with 16 in 1860.

The only certainty is that Mr. Mayne will not inaugurate Cornell's new campus by designing some kind of ivory tower.

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

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

But he did not dismiss bishops who had looked the other way, and he did not inaugurate an accountability at the highest levels, as the abused and their advocates had hoped.

We are a country of extremes and I hope Macri's change will not inaugurate a period of excessive austerity and recession.

It did not inaugurate a tradition of portraying embryologists with embryos.

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.

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.