Sentence examples for launch of a landmark from inspiring English sources
But we shall come to the launch of a landmark new Lost in Showbiz campaign shortly.
Work is no longer a clear route of poverty because of excessive low pay, the falling value of tax credits and lack of workforce skills, Alan Milburn has said, launching a landmark state-of-the-nation report as chair of the government's social mobility and child poverty commission.
Originating with the launch of MITs landmark OpenCourseWare initiative in 2001, open courseware is a means of sharing select aspects of the university classroom experience (syllabi, reading lists, even recordings of professors lectures) with the public but without many of the teaching and learning elements that typically accompany raw content.
The service has launched after a landmark European Union court ruling, which gave people the "right to be forgotten".
The report was launched as a landmark digest report, with a press release from WHO/HQ headed, "Chernobyl: The True Scale of the Accident" (WHO 2005b).
At Anchor, this month we launched a landmark project looking into the quality of life of older people at a local level.
"It's kind of a landmark".
Hours after the supermarket trumpeted its plans to cut packaging by moving breakfast cereals from boxes into bags, a council announced it was launching a landmark prosecution against the company for its use of excessive meat wrapping.
Scientologists have launched a landmark legal bid to overturn marriage laws in England and Wales.
Last month the group launched a landmark civil action against the 18 men they believe were involved in the bombing.
In August, TechCrunch launched a landmark Chinese edition in partnership with super awesome Chinese blog TechNode.
