Sentence examples for launch of work from inspiring English sources

At an event in Tokyo, Google today announced the launch of Work Insights, a new tool that gives businesses more insights into how their employees use the company's G Suite productivity tools and how teams collaborate using those tools.

While Work Chat will be available to all Evernote users on all platforms (after the quiet launch of Work Chat for Windows last week), Context and Presentation are somewhat more narrow, limited to Premium, paying users, and initially just on Mac and iOS. .

With today's launch of Work.com, Rypple becomes fully integrated with Chatter, the Sales Cloud and the Service Cloud.

The news is timed to disrupt Salesforce.com's Dreamforce event, which will feature the launch of work.com, an HCM service.

· An exhibition is being shown at the Union Chapel, along with the launch of new work created by Photo Insight especially for Refugee Week at the World in Union Free Internet Cafe, Union Chapel Project, Compton Avenue, London N1 until Sunday June 22, 11am - 5pm every day.

This analysis is structured according to the stages of a HSR project, beginning with the launch of construction work.

The launch of construction work on this desalination plant, offers the prospect of access to clean water for many thousands of families in Khan Younis and Rafah.

Being able to test an app ahead of launch to work out the kinks is valuable, as you may only have one shot at retaining a user's interest after download… if they ever launch the app at all.

"We must establish a culture of breastfeeding as the normal, natural and preferred method of feeding infants and young children and to provide specific measures to enable working mothers to continue breastfeeding," said Mr. Youssouf at the launch of the Working Women and Breastfeeding Forum on 1 August.

In 1967, he formed a film collective called SLON (Russian for "elephant" and also an acronym for Société pour le Lancement des Oeuvres Nouvelles, or Society for the Launch of New Works).

And Preventable Surprises is not alone in this "next generation" evidence-based advocacy - the Reporting 3.0 Platform pursues a similar transformative approach, including the future launch of a Working Group to create a New Business Models Blueprint.