Sentence examples for appropriate launch from inspiring English sources

With the benefit of hindsight, though, there is another reason why Fathers and Sons offers an appropriate launch pad into the study of Russia: its theme is that of ideological conflict between the generations.

A spokesman said: "Officers from the force's economic crime directorate will consider the matter and establish whether or not it is appropriate to launch an investigation".

"The MPS has considered this request and we will be reviewing the relevant material to assist in deciding whether it would be appropriate to launch an investigation into these matters.

Canongate publisher Jamie Byng, who is chairing the event, said: "We felt that it was appropriate to launch World Book Night with a suitably ambitious event that celebrates on a large scale writing, reading and the shared experience that books can provide.

Peggy Conlon, president and chief executive of the Ad Council, said it was "particularly timely and appropriate to launch the new advertising at the beginning of the hurricane season, and in light of the terrible tornadoes in the Midwest and wildfires in California".

It's a complete cycle… chain of continuous development to finally come up with a variety which is appropriate to launch in the market".

His choice of them as targets probably reflects his readiness to take over from Epicurus (most likely drawing on the latter's On nature books 14 and 15) the critiques which the school founder had felt it appropriate to launch in his own historical context.

Naturally, we thought it appropriate to launch our five-part web series "Hungry in the Hood," in honor of the occasion.

Here we provide a brief analysis of why we think it is so appropriate to launch such an initiative at this time.

Informants agreed it was appropriate to launch the initiative with a focus on the Specialists and Managers, but in 2010 many thought it was time to shift some attention and resources into training others.

AIDS treatment advocates have finally prevailed in the public health debate about whether it is cost-effective or appropriate to launch wide-scale treatment programs for high-prevalence populations in low-income countries.