Sentence examples for launch a right from inspiring English sources

In any case, this year may not be the best year for Republicans to launch a right versus left crusade.

One of the first acts of her government was to launch a Right to Buy policy which came into force in 1980.

Moreno had time to collect himself, dribble once, then launch a right-footed shot to the top of the net beyond the reach of goalkeeper Tim Howard.

Eden, who does not believe RBS should launch a rights issue, predicts that a rights issue might actually be a "positive catalyst" to the shares.

Eden, who does not believe RBS should launch a rights issue, predicts that the capital hike might actually be a "positive catalyst" to the shares.

When asked if that meant it could launch a rights issue, he said: "We are clear that all options remain available … we are not going to rule in or rule out anything".

All the same, some industry experts are sceptical that genuine private investors would be willing to put money into Alitalia and, unsurprisingly, leading European airlines have expressed their concerns to the authorities in Brussels.In November 2004 Alitalia said that it would launch a rights issue of €1.2 billion by the first months of 2005, but cash is running out while talk on this continues.

Nomura analyst Daniel Cunliffe said Alstom may have to launch a rights issue or sell a bigger stake than planned in its transport unit to fill the cash hole.

In Britain, RBS rose 4.3%, to close at 381 pence $7.611), amid reports that the bank is poised to launch a rights issue that could exceed £10 billion ($19.9 billion) to hoist up its capital ratio.

(See "Tiscali Twitches Ahead Of Sale").. Tiscali is now planning to launch a rights issue worth 210 million euros ($283.4 million) to boost capital, which the company says should be fully guaranteed by its entrepreneur founder, Renato Soru.

He could have launched a rights issue to fix the balance sheet and provide ammunition for a sharp attack on rivals.