Sentence examples for called to launch from inspiring English sources

In 1999, talks called to launch a new round in Seattle were the story of bad blood at the negotiating table and riots on the streets.

At a summit of euro-zone leaders on March 11th-12th, called to launch the "pact for the euro" (a pledge to align members' economic policies and enhance their competitiveness, see article), his plea for a cut in the interest rate Ireland pays for its EU loans irritated Mrs Merkel; the bail-out terms were agreed on just three months ago.

Nor was a press conference called to launch the marketing campaign.

What does the campaign to bring Enlightenment values to the Middle East have in common with calls to launch a crusade against the anti-Christ in Babylon?

The Central Bank is facing calls to launch a full-scale investigation into a controversial unit run by Ulster Bank after significant issues were uncovered by an internal audit.

"We decided to support Francesca's call to launch an online campaign to support the democratic will of the Greek people in the face of extortion by the Eurogroup in its negotiations with Syriza," the statement continued.

The Home Office is facing calls to launch an urgent review of security at ferry terminals after it emerged the Islamic State commander who planned the terror atrocities in Paris travelled undetected through Dover earlier last year.

China Film Group made the call to launch the James Wan flick a week ahead of its overseas debut (it opens in 40 territories next weekend) and two weeks prior to its domestic launch, and the choice seems to have paid off.

After the Texian Army rejected commander-in-chief Stephen F. Austin's call to launch an assault on Béxar on November 22, Austin resigned from the army.

In the 1980s the Soviet Union also developed a space shuttle, called Buran, and a very powerful rocket, called Energia, to launch it and other heavy payloads.

Unless this economic storm dissipates, the IMF, which helps Haiti but has recently had little work elsewhere and is so hated by Mr Chávez, may find itself called upon to launch some financial lifeboats.