Sentence examples for launch of phase from inspiring English sources

The launch of phase five of Arc 1950 will take place later this month, with sales of apartments in April.

The Guardian stated at the time of the launch of phase II of the newspaper's Keep it in the Ground campaign that it would continue to take fossil fuel advertising.

Warnings that HTB could lead to a housing market bubble, pushing prices beyond those the scheme is supposed to help, seem to have prompted the government to bring forward the launch of phase two.

Carullo, now mother to Louie, age 3 1/2, with a home in Manhattan Battery Park Cityy, where there's plenty of light), is about to oversee the launch of Phase 2 of Magic, a line of lotions, pencils and powders that reflect, deflect and scatter light, creating the illusion of the flawless skin of youth.

After having demonstrated partial protection against infection in non-immune and semi-immune adults [1] [3], it underwent proof-of-concept trials in children and infants in Mozambique [4], [5], that were then followed by trials in Kenya and Tanzania [6], [7] prior to the planned launch of wider Phase III efficacy trials.

However, post hoc analyses appeared to be consistent with a beneficial drug effect, leading to the launch of large phase III trials.

These studies included people with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes, and were either part of the initial development plan for the registration of the product (Phase 2 and 3) or conducted after the commercial launch of insulin glargine (Phase 4 studies).

The ONS data showed that even before the launch of the second phase of the mortgage-guarantee scheme, house price growth was gathering pace.

Figures from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors suggested that even before the launch of the second phase Help to Buy was fuelling interest from homebuyers, with its members reporting a fifth consecutive month of rising prices.

Speaking at the launch of the first phase of the Liberal Democrat general election manifesto, Clegg said: "Only the US can deploy the kind of action which may make a difference.

The ONS figures, which do not include cash purchases, could make worrying reading for policymakers who have been warned of the dangers of inflating a house price bubble with the launch of the second phase of the Help to Buy scheme in January.