Sentence examples for official inception from inspiring English sources

The group made the officers available to The New York Times as part of a campaign to mark the anniversary of the policy's official inception.

From its official inception near the turn of the nineteenth century, the museum has been more than a mere historical object; it has manufactured an image of history.

It has now been 16 years since the last elfstedentocht took place and it has been held only 15 times since its official inception in 1909.

But the story of Ableton goes further back than Live's 2001 release further even than the company's official inception in 1999.

But after confronting software problems that dogged the system at its inception, officials are turning increased attention to the art of "rebalancing".

The patent office has issued more than 6.3 million patents since its inception, officials said, and awards about 3,500 new patents each week.

In what would be the biggest change to the official exam since its inception in 1986, the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation is planning to rearrange the grading system, reducing the possible test score from an eight-point scale.

"Consistently negative performance since inception," Libyan officials said in the report.

The 2006 championship will again include 19 rounds, matching this year's campaign as the longest since the inception of the official world championship in 1950, and will include no fewer than six pairs of back-to-back fixtures on consecutive weekends.

In 2015, in England, the Rugby World Cup — the official international fifteens tournament since its inception, in 1987 — stretched for nearly seven weeks.

The data were provided by league offices or official statistics dating back to the inception of each league.