Sentence examples for launch statement from inspiring English sources
"Our schools don't belong to the government," their launch statement reads.
In an official launch statement the organization notes that there are currently 2.7 billion people worldwide with internet access.
"The promotion of vegan and vegetarian diets is a fundamental act in safeguarding our environment, the health of our citizens and the welfare of our animals," the programme said in a launch statement in July.
Someone might also set aside their tribal prejudices and think seriously about what the SNP has achieved on that front in Scotland(while we're on that subject, the fact that Yvette Cooper's launch statement suggested that party won all those Scottish seats on the basis of "anger, fear and division" shows certain people still have a hell of a lot to learn).
"The prize will offer readers a selection of novels that, in the view of these expert judges, are unsurpassed in their quality and ambition," said the Literature Prize's launch statement.
But such is whore-hatred that, according to the inquiry's launch statement, all of this is rendered invisible.
"Oh, you young people, do not be deceived by the heroes of the Internet, the leaders of the microphones, who are launching statements inciting the youth while living under the protection of intelligence services, or of a tribe, or in a distant cave or under political asylum in an infidel country," Fadl warns.
No matter how clever the project's title, how well its re-launch statements are drafted and how smart its website, none of them can escape from the objective history of the part they played in creating and supporting the reactionary, political deviation that was New Labour, a political project that has brought the Labour party to the edge of extinction.
The communities secretary, launching his "statement on race" document, said that did not mean reducing efforts to tackle racism.
The move against Gazprom came only a week after it launched a statement of objections against another corporate giant, Google.For Gazprom the most petulant option would be to ignore the EU.
We launched a statement -- "A Call to Lament and Repent" -- which more than 26,000 of you have now signed -- and publicized it with ads in the online editions of Christianity Today, Relevant, and The Christian Century.
