Sentence examples for launch foundations from inspiring English sources
In a day in age where people commonly launch foundations for tax purposes or because it's the cool thing to do, it's far more than that to Nash.
As campaigns to save threatened children's centres step up across England, under Longfield's stewardship 4Children has landed a contract from the Department for Education to spearhead the newly launched Foundations for the Future, a government initiative that aims to shape early years and childcare policy over the next two years.
Ink Visible Portland was a great launching foundation for Ink Visible, [and] I am excited to announce the next city in the coming months.
Lang Lang launches foundation to support children's love of music NEW YORK, 20 October 2008 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and classical pianist Lang Lang is expanding his commitment to children's rights by creating an international foundation to encourage children's love of music.
So I was surprised to discover that this autumn, heaps of brands are launching powder foundations.
Admitting that he'd "popped the big Q", Tyler Ferguson also used the video to launch his foundation Tie The Knot, which campaigns for LGBTQ equality.
June Steenkamp made Wednesday's speech to launch a foundation named after her daughter that aims to help women and children who are victims of domestic abuse.
Three months earlier, Snyder had written another letter to fans in which the team would launch a foundation for "original Americans," addressing what he said were the "urgent challenges plaguing Indian country based on what Tribal leaders tell us they need most".
Appearing at a conference on carbon monoxide at the Houses of Parliament to launch the foundation on Monday, Wood said her children died on holiday with her ex-husband because Thomas Cook did not know enough about the hotel.
It was set up last year to launch his foundation to promote sport in the community.
The company also today said that it will launch a foundation for Kotlin (together with JetBrains).
