Sentence examples for educational launch from inspiring English sources

As a non-commercial project, KickSat is being launched – for free – under Nasa's Educational Launch of Nanosatellites programme.

Tonight's 8PM scheduled launch will take 10 small satellites to orbit as part of NASA's Educational Launch of Nanosatellites (ELaNa) XIX mission.

"There's typically a bunch of space left – little nooks and crannies – and you can hitch a ride for not a lot of money," explains Manchester In this case, Nasa is flying Kicksat for free as part of its Educational Launch of Nanosatellites programme.

Radio programmes can engage callers in educational programming, launch surveys or assist in mapping critical health outbreaks.

While there are obviously a number of ways this platform could be used in public health education, the company is focused initially on an opioid educational campaign launched in partnership with the Preventum Initiative.

That is the aim of the "Alliance for Educational Quality" launched by Felipe Calderón, Mexico's president, this month.

In 1986 Funes became a reporter for the state educational channel, launching a highly successful career in television journalism.

Reelected in 1944, Duplessis refused to cooperate with most of the new social and educational initiatives launched by the King and Saint Laurent governments.

Griffin's British project – part of a hoped-for "global rugby collaborative" of developmental and educational organisations – launched in summer 2012 in Lambeth, not a London borough from which any British university, never mind a professional club or national team, would expect to draw too many players.

The Swift Playgrounds educational app, launched just over two years ago, is today available in 15 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese, Apple noted.

And the success of his "missiones," vast social and educational programs launched in the early 2000's, is still debatable.