Sentence examples for launch of a network from inspiring English sources

But to be clear, this is not the launch of a network of full-time bloggers I might add.

By Charles Rycroft BEIJING, China, 12 April 2006 – In the shadow of China's historic Great Wall, UNICEF and the China National Committee for the Care of Children made some more history last weekend with the launch of a network of 100 AIDS Youth Ambassadors.

This spirit of collaboration led to the launch of a new network of academic researchers with multimillion euros of funding, called GlycoScience Ireland, in April 2008.

It spent this September in crunch talks with the major U.K. carriers and government ministers trying to avert further blocking actions to slow the launch of a 4G network this year.

With the launch of a new network for Bitcoin Cash imminent, however, selling activity has dried up in recent days.

An important current new initiative is the launch of an international network, "Who is active in diabetes prevention?" This network is primarily for people who are interested in the prevention of type 2 diabetes and who want to use such a professional network to meet others with this cause (free registration at www.activeindiabetesprevention.com).

The American Intelligence community has joined the social networking phenomenon with the launch of A-Space, a MySpace style social network.

In that light, the launch of an alternative network for talent discovery and collaboration seems especially relevant.

Meanwhile, Zynga's launch of a social gaming network on its own site, Zynga.com, had little impact on Facebook revenues.

Five years ago, there was great enthusiasm and all-party support for the launch of a plan for a network of protected areas around the coast, allowing underwater life to flourish.

It is not that she was incapable of launching a network, it was not that she was an inept executive, and it was not that she was too busy to give the necessary attention to the network, as she once stated.