Sentence examples for launch of a project from inspiring English sources

This will mark the official launch of a project that Mr Sarkozy has championed ever since the day he was elected.

The data was published as the University of Bristol and the Samaritans announced the launch of a project to investigate the impact of the internet on those with suicidal thoughts amid growing concerns about its effect on vulnerable people.

Speaking at the Oval cricket ground in London at the launch of a project to tackle mental health discrimination in sport, he said: "People are very delicate stepping around it – there's no shame invested in it for me.

On the other side of town, even the borough of Hackney is getting in on the aerial swimming action, with the launch of a project that marks the latest implausible chapter in the stratospheric rise of London Fields – once a gang battleground, now a hipster war zone of bearded brunchers.

Last week, the American Council on Education (ACE) announced the launch of a project, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to evaluate the suitability of courses in moocs for academic credit and then how to award such credit when students have paid for and completed an invigilated assessment.

However, a shift in these statistics is now under way, following last year's launch of a project that aims to provide water supply systems, hygiene programmes and improved sanitation in nine districts in northern Ghana.

That's why I was proud yesterday to announce the launch of a new project I'm working on, a film project titled Disappear Here.

The capital will speed up the launch of SuperTower, a project that uses Altaeros' tethered balloons (pictured above) to bring broadband wireless to rural areas.

The second experiment, quietly announced on Google's Open Source Blog, was the launch of Oppia, a project that aims "to make it easy for anyone to create online interactive activities" that others can learn from.

But, in a speech at the launch of a research project on the politics of judicial independence at the University College London (UCL) constitution unit last night, Lord Phillips said that independence was threatened by the court's funding arrangements.

The publication of the official violent crime analysis coincides with the launch of a £1m project by Cardiff University researchers to develop smart cameras to help detect fights brewing among night-time city crowds on the streets.