Sentence examples for against launch from inspiring English sources

Last October, before Mr Mandelson took up his job, the Americans filed a suit at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against "launch aid", the soft loans that European governments give to Airbus.

Retired Gen. Jack Keane, who was offered the chance to become Trump's secretary of defense, said in April, "A pre-emptive strike against launch facilities, underground nuclear sites, artillery and rocket response forces and regime leadership targets may be the only option left on the table".

But he warned against launching another military intervention in Iraq.

The meeting comes amid reports that the United States is cautioning Israel against launching a strike.

The British Parliament voted against launching a strike on Syria, a shocking move by one of America's staunchest allies.

He decided he loved it too much to make money from it so decided against launching it as a business.

Mr Assad and his Russian and Iranian allies denied that the regime had been responsible, and warned America and its allies against launching an attack.

During the early 1960's Ho warned his colleagues against launching a premature uprising in South Vietnam and against overemphasizing the military struggle.

The BBC insists the H892 FKL number plate on the Porsche was just an "unfortunate coincidence" and Maria Cristina Barrionuevo, a federal judge in the city of Ushuaia, decided against launching a offical investigation against Clarkson and the Top Gear team.

But the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said its council had decided against launching an investigation, saying that while some viewers might find the ad distasteful, most would recognise that it was a spoof.

He said that a few years ago, it seemed to him that leading with the head was becoming the preferred tackling technique, but that rules against launching at a player seem to have reduced the number.