Sentence examples for kick off the effort from inspiring English sources
To kick off the effort, Mrs. Clinton held a conference call with 10 prominent chief executives.
Mr. Merrin and Mr. Hoffman said the plans to update the Gillette brand image, and kick off the effort with a Super Bowl spot, were in development well before the Quattro introduction by Schick in September.
The group is looking at creating its own political action committee to get involved in the 2014 Congressional races, and Mr. Colicchio is a headlining a fund-raiser on Tuesday evening at the home of Representative Chellie Pingree, Democrat of Maine, to kick off the effort.
To kick off the effort, Governor Doris presented RM 80,000 (US$23,3922) to UNICEF Representative to Malaysia Mr. Youssouf Oomar at a press event held at the Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation's National Centre Headquarters in Petaling Jaya today.
Brown said, kicking off the effort in January.
Two papers kicked off the effort in 2004, one from a Tennessee research station called the Body Farm that evaluated gases released late in decomposition, and the other from Greece, which looked at the early stages of the process.
The local stadium authority launched a lawsuit against the city in April, kicking off the effort to move forward with construction and forgo ballot-box approval.
The prince, who presented medals to 150 volunteers before the kick off, recognised the efforts of the founders of local clubs, coaches, referees and other officials at a reception to mark the FA's Grassroots Heroes Day.
Getting money from Wall Street for next year's re-election campaign might be a much harder sell, and Mr. Obama's visit to New York was timed to kick off that effort.
Thursday morning, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will kick off the Obama administrations effort to overhaul regulation of the financial services industry.
"Let's do a little golf clap for Lincoln's assassination," Matthew said, kicking off the vigilante effort before the crew wended its way through the brick and ivy campus.
