Sentence examples for launch a publication from inspiring English sources

During a luncheon at the GPcwd, the United Nations Partnership to Promote the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNPRPD) will launch a publication that documents the perspective of people with disabilities on the post-2015 development framework.

SharesPost, a private equity market that's currently operating in public beta, is looking to help: the site has launched a publication platform for analyst reports meant to complement its equity market.

You'll be well aware that in 1963 Marvel Comics launched a publication called The Avengers featuring "Earth's Mightiest Heroes".

SharesPost, a private equity market that allows employees and founders to convert some of their shares into cash launched a publication platform to include reports that give greater insight into the valuations of companies like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, 16 May 2012 - The Government of Ethiopia together with the United Nations in Ethiopia launched a publication entitled "Investing in Boys and Girls in Ethiopia: Past, Present and Future".

I suspect it will take a while for it to reach its true potential it's hard enough to launch a new publication as it is without reinventing the reading experience but I am curious to see where it goes.

The group says that if it doesn't raise enough money to buy the old Gawker site it still plans to preserve the Gawker archives and launch a new publication: "We're bringing this back whether we have the Gawker URL or not".

We will launch a new publication that will bring you what we have always worked to deliver - gay news and information that is critical to our Metro DC LGBTQ Community".

So, we can agree with Hislop that what brings Marr into the same league as John Terry and his ilk was his decision to launch a pre-publication blanket ban, while hating the language Hislop uses and his linguistic double standards.

A year ago, adopting the pseudonym Plautus, Krein had joined with a small crew of like-minded intellectuals to launch an online publication called the Journal of American Greatness, which promoted a political philosophy that its writers sometimes referred to as Trumpism.

They anticipate that NIH will launch an online publication service "in the near future".