Sentence examples for has promised to launch from inspiring English sources

Nissan has promised to launch an electric car in America in 2010.

Honda has promised to launch its model in the UK during 2017.

The government has promised to launch a probe into the construction method, and Tainan mayor Lai Ching-te also promised to investigate the disaster.

King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa of Bahrain has promised to launch a national dialogue aimed at reconciling his country after a brutal crackdown on antigovernment protesters.

Sri Lanka's new president, Maithripala Sirisena, has promised to launch a domestic inquiry into wartime abuses, but he has also pledged to protect everyone who contributed to the defeat of Tamil Tiger separatists from international legal action.

Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro has promised to launch a thorough purge of the country's police force after two of its members were incriminated in the gruesome murder of a pro-government politician earlier this month.

In theory, at least, EU leaders have promised to launch a new round of deregulation as part of their "Lisbon agenda" of economic reform.

A number of companies are currently working on razor-thin, paper-like and bendable handsets, and some have promised to launch such devices in 2013.

GHash has promised to never launch a 51% attack.

The government has promised to publish its charge-sheet and launch the impeachment within a few days if Mr Musharraf does not resign first, as it hoped he would.For further encouragement, Pakistan's four provincial assemblies resolved to vote on what amounts to a motion of no-confidence in Mr Musharraf.

A wide-ranging USAid reform effort, launched in 2010, has promised to raise the percentage of money spent through direct contracts with local private businesses and has a target to disburse 30% of funding through local institutions – including governments and NGOs – by 2015.