Sentence examples for now inaugurated from inspiring English sources

The Road Fund, now inaugurated, will have NUSh268bn of funding for access by districts.

The centerpiece program of the satellite system was Democracy Now!, inaugurated in 1996 and hosted by WBAI programmer Amy Goodman and New York Daily News reporter Juan González.

Fiat has now inaugurated more than 100 of the 130 dealerships it intended to open by the end of 2011, leaving its management freer to focus on product and marketing strategies.

Mr. Kirshbaum relocated to the United States in 2010 and has now inaugurated the festival as an outgrowth of both his English festivals and the longstanding Piatigorsky seminars that became part of his new charge.

Popes are now "inaugurated" and not crowned; Pope Paul VI, in 1963, was the first who declined to wear a crown, although he was still carried about in a special papal litter (la sedia gestatoria), a kind of portable throne — a practice that his successor, the short-lived John Paul I, abandoned in 1978.

They became kings with the Napoleonic wars in 1813, and even now are inaugurated, not crowned.

"The civil war now being inaugurated," he predicted, "will be as horrible as his Satanic Majesty could desire".

Even Mr. Karzai's own Pashtun ethnic constituency is divided, with some supporting the special court and others — primarily those who won seats — insisting that they want the Parliament to be inaugurated now.

It all comes to a boil in late March during what is now called Asiaweek, inaugurated by Sotheby's and Christie's Chinese sales and culminating in the fiercely upscale International Asian Art Fair at New York's Seventh Regiment Armory.

And somebody (else) should've stated this by now: "Stay Fly" inaugurated the return of the posse cut.

As soon as they were inaugurated, now President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson championed yet another effort known as the Medical Care for the Aged bill.