Sentence examples for launch a decision from inspiring English sources

Minecraft's Pocket Edition has stuck to its £4.99 since its launch: a decision that has paid off for Mojang, since those 16.5m mobile sales mean roughly £57.6m of revenues for the company from iOS and Android alone so far, after Apple and Google's cuts.

J Bruce Ismay, managing director of the White Star Line, left the Titanic in one of the last lifeboats to be launched, a decision that was to haunt him for the rest of his life.

The issue has lain dormant over the past six months until GCC central bank governors (minus Oman) gathered in Doha in early June and announced a decision to launch a monetary council in 2010.

He added that the government should launch a review into its decision to reject calls for maximum stakes on FOBTs to be dramatically reduced.

To answer these kinds of common, but challenging questions, MIT researchers have just launched a new decision-making tool for teachers, administrators, governments, global development practitioners, and other stakeholders trying to make smart decisions about incorporating technology in the classroom.

The decision to launch a colour magazine at this time was largely economic.

The decision to launch a consultation was welcomed by Damian Hinds, the education secretary.

Today's decision to launch a hostile bid came just hours before a deadline set by the Takeover Panel.

The police are criticised for their "quite unnecessary" decision to launch a surprise arrest of Green, which was "poorly executed".

The IPCC has stressed its decision to launch a criminal investigation does not mean the officers did anything wrong.

Exactly four years after the decision to launch a massive military assault on Iraq, the country lies in ruins.