Sentence examples for service inauguration from inspiring English sources

Fieldwork for the survey was undertaken eight years after service inauguration, which implies that this study's results should be interpreted as mid-term effects after the residential property market has had the chance to initially re-equilibrate in response to the stimulus of the new LRT system.

In the recent decades, the priority and the amount of investment for the constructions of new lines, as well as the financing framework and the timing of service inauguration are made in a form of a memorandum of understandings between the government (practically MLIT) and the ruling party.

But for the DC service industry, inauguration weekend also means packed seats and massive profits.

The service saw the inauguration of the Commandery of the Bailiwick of Guernsey of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem.

Fast forward forty years later, and I'm standing on the Mall in Washington shivering with my then 8-year-old son, amongst 1.8 million Americans at a secular service -- the inauguration of Barack Obama in 2009.

(Mr. Obama did attend special inauguration services at St . Johns Church and the Washington National Cathedral, institutions favored by presidents).

During his three years at MDW, he served as chairman of the Joint Military Executive Committee that was chiefly responsible for planning and carrying out all arrangements for the participation of military services in the inauguration of President Lyndon B. Johnson in January 1965.

The hospital is the highest referral hospital of the country and has been doing researches, teaching various disciples of students, and providing various degrees of specialized community services since its inauguration.

XM's first major marketing campaign to herald the inauguration of service was scheduled for Sept. 12, 2001.

Chapel legend has it that the painting was completed hastily to be ready for the thanksgiving service after Washington's inauguration.

PAGE B3 OBAMA PITCHES MENTORING Barack Obama is making like the last Democratic president-elect in at least one respect: he will appear in a public service campaign before the inauguration.