Sentence examples for once inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Once inaugurated, Trump moved quickly to enact changes through the use of executive orders.

If Mr. Trump had stuck to the throwing-off-the-masks manner of addressing controversy, he could have argued that at the time of Mr. Flynn's conversation with the Russian ambassador, Barack Obama was a lame-duck president and everyone knew that Mr. Trump, once inaugurated, could revisit the issue of sanctions.

Once inaugurated, Trump will stand as THE ONLY head-of-state who denies the science of climate change.

It is easiest to blame then California Governor Ronald Reagan, who once inaugurated in 1966 began his attack on higher education.

Once inaugurated, the Chuo Linear Shinkansen will give rise to consistent and high levels of demand for maintenance, renewal and improvement for advanced technologies.

In a pattern repeated throughout the book---raised hopes, dashed dreams---the author, a self-described "person of vivid pink sentiments," had his liberal heart broken when Obama, once inaugurated, spoke of striking "a grand bargain" on his pet deficit and tax deal with the obstructionist Republicans.

Mr Ma said that when he attended Mr Funes's inauguration in El Salvador, "everybody said that once he was inaugurated he would establish ties with the mainland".

Once Trump was inaugurated, he saw the investigation as a "cloud" overhanging his presidency.

He promised that once he is inaugurated on July 28, "there will be certain corrections".

That tweet, though, offers another taste of what we can expect from President Trump, once he's inaugurated.

Once Trump was inaugurated, he repeatedly — according to Comey — tried to get Comey to lighten the burden of the Russia investigation.