Sentence examples for corporate launch from inspiring English sources

Brazil is seeking technological safeguard agreements with countries besides the United States for the corporate launch of satellites.

Why didn't you disclose the money and other gifts you accepted from Absolut in exchange for turning this year's Blogfest into a corporate launch party?

Like Amazon, another tech revolutionary, it used the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as a European corporate launch pad for its ambitions.

Over time, consumers will upgrade one way or another, and, for the most part, faster than corporations (which is why it is a bit perturbing that Microsoft is pushing the corporate launch first).

Based on recent research there are approximately 120 corporate launches of such programs in the last six years.

Given that there are thousands of business stories every day, ranging from large corporates launching new products to exciting young entrepreneurs that have caused a stir, a press release regarding the launch of your website is unlikely to capture the attention of a journalist.

If this was a corporate product launch of similar importance, one imagines the share price would be tanking.

JB: When did you realize you could leverage your knowledge and skills gained in corporate to launch a business?

When David Cameron and the corporate press launched their campaign against the candidacy of Jean-Claude Juncker for president of the European commission, they claimed that he threatened British sovereignty.

When the 38-year-old corporate lawyer launched her 1998 campaign, the Twin Cities were recovering from a long wave of violent crime, and many communities were demanding help.

The population from which this sample was derived can be summarized as surviving corporate ventures, launched in the late 1960s and early 1970s by a subset of the Fortune top 200 companies mentioned earlier and characterized by a high degree of diversification.