Sentence examples for plan inaugurated from inspiring English sources

A still more ambitious educational plan, inaugurated in 1869, provided for free and compulsory primary education.

Under an ambitious five-year development plan, inaugurated in 1968, the town was thoroughly modernized.

Whereas Clinton had instituted a progressive tax which raised the top marginal rate and lowered taxes on the middle class, Bush's tax plan inaugurated an era of more regressive tax policies.

"It's a space that's hospitable and informal and at the same time humming with action". Though the renovation was privately financed, the center's operating budget will benefit from a "Percent for Art" plan inaugurated by the New Orleans City Council in 1986.

He does note, however, that Keynes had curiously little to say about the infamous Beveridge "cradle to grave" social security plan, which inaugurated that experiment.

That plan was inaugurated last week in Jordan at a summit meeting between President Bush, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel and his new Palestinian counterpart, Mahmoud Abbas.

The Marshall Plan was inaugurated in General George Marshall's Harvard Address on 5 June 1947.

Its plan to inaugurate service to the United States is in limbo because of tensions between Washington and the Arab world.

British and French airlines plan to inaugurate passenger service with Concordes in late 1975 from their capitals to New York's Kennedy International Airport.

"The goal is $25,000". The three hope to put the money toward a down payment on a building in the same Brooklyn industrial neighborhood, where they plan to inaugurate a second space.

In selecting Dudamel, the L.A. Philharmonic is also allying itself with a uniquely successful education initiative, of which its new music director is the most illustrious product; this week the philharmonic will announce plans to inaugurate a program, "Youth Orchestra L.A.," that is directly modeled on a Venezuelan prototype.