Примеры inaugurate

• In this paradoxical way, their work inaugurated the later twentieth century's complex, and ambivalent, obsession with identity.

• Eight years later, the steel mill was inaugurated and foundries commenced operation in the period between 1849 and 1852.

• Before this water supply plant was inaugurated, rotavirus was detected in water samples of the network following a gastroenteritis outbreak [26].

• To return to the newspaper boy; his cry could be read as the re-assimilation of the ambiguities of identity inaugurated by the liberation of the urban space.

• A device of global proportions, radio inaugurates a new form of being by supplying the imagination with a vision of the future based on amplification and projection.

• Each person in the action took one room and inaugurated some kind of intervention which responded to the house, such as a performance or an installation.

• In connection with the reform, we should probably therefore consider inaugurating a period in which we do not provide aid for modernising the fleet.

• When it was inaugurated, it had only a home service obligation.

• I always appreciate very much taking part in these debates when he inaugurates them.

• I am referring to censorship since 1737, since the present system was inaugurated.

• Then there is the improvement of land which might be inaugurated.

• Demands for health care have grown relentlessly since the health service was inaugurated.

• A new era in police communication and intelligence will be inaugurated when the police national computer becomes operational.

• When children's allowances were inaugurated, it was suggested that part should be paid in money and part in kind.

• The scheme of air increases inaugurated in 1923 had been carried forward without a break until now.