Sentence examples for ceremonial launch from inspiring English sources

The ceremonial launch of the album in London was to take the form of a week of nights at the Pizza Express featuring Tommy Smith.

But on a deeper level, the speech marked that Trump's proclaimed policy of "America First," aggressively launched in his inaugural address, should in effect be replaced by a policy of "America Alone". It was the ceremonial launch of the true Trump doctrine.

"As a ceremonial launch, Havengore has hosted her fair share of formal state occasions and is as much a part of London as anything".

Local officials at Monday's ceremonial launch of the floating turbine project said it represented an opportunity for nuclear industry workers in the region to find new careers in renewables.

At the ceremonial launch in the capital, Vientiane – and in front of an audience that included the country's president – Standing Deputy Prime Minister Somsavat Lengsavat linked the measles campaign to broader development goals.

As a symbol of this One Health approach for tackling AMR, representatives for human and animal health gathered Monday at Uhuru Park – one of the country's largest – for a procession to Kenyatta National Hospital for the ceremonial launch of the AMR Policy and NAP.

New Zealand launches UNITE FOR CHILDREN UNITE AGAINST AIDS Campaign AUCKLAND, New Zealand, 25 October 2005 – Pacific Island dancers and drummers gave a traditional ceremonial welcome to launch the UNITE FOR CHILDREN  UNITE AGAINST AIDS Campaign in New Zealand.

Last week, a ceremonial groundbreaking officially launched the construction.

This morning's ceremonial signing at the J-Clinic launch event.

The ceremonial opening was supposed to have launched direct talks with the Taliban aimed at ending the war in Afghanistan.

They're officially launching, although it's largely ceremonial: they've been open to the public since October 2006.