Sentence examples for considering the launch of from inspiring English sources

One Chinese newspaper said the government was considering the launch of a trillion-yuan fund to help build affordable homes.

He said the company was seriously considering the launch of an online grocery store and that he would provide further details at the full-year results in March.

Supermarket chain Morrisons said it is considering the launch of an online grocery store, after it was left behind at Christmas as shoppers abandoned the weekly trek to its stores in favour of home delivery from its rivals.

Building on these experiences, the Office for Outer Space Affairs is now considering the launch of a new initiative, preliminarily titled the United Nations Basic Space Technology Initiative (UNBSTI), to promote basic space technology development.

The science board is considering the launch of a commission to tackle the subject.

The aim of this model was to estimate the potential cost-effectiveness and benefit-cost ratios of the adult vaccination program (18 years and older), considering the launch of the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine for adults (PCV13).

Consider the launch of Paytrust, the online bill-payment service, in 1998.

Mr Davies said he considered the launch of the new free-to-air digital service Freeview to be the corporation's greatest success of last year.

And if the accidental flight of a nuclear weapon equivalent in strength to ten of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima over the United States in 2007 did not cause madness, maybe people would consider the launching of a missile northward to study the northern lights, misinterpreted by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation as an attack on Moscow, madness.

The Union will consider the launching of a specific high-level EU/Russia dialogue to support the development by the Russian Government of measures to promote sustained economic recovery based on a comprehensive economic programme, endorsed by the IMF, leading to a functioning market economy.

King will consider the launch as a breach of that agreement and is likely to respond firmly.