Sentence examples for launch the document from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, at the press conference to launch the document, Clegg was asked whether it was true his father had secured him a job at the European commission through a conversation with his neighbour, former foreign secretary Lord Carrington.

The prime minister is in Scotland's capital, for a courtesy call on the presiding officer, talks with the first minister - and a chance to launch the document once more.

The Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS will launch the document "UNAIDS: Action Framework: Universal Access for Men Who Have Sex with Men and Transgender People", which calls for a coordinated and expanded UN response to improve the human rights situation of men who have sex with men and trans people.

And this is what Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, said when he launched the document in Edinburgh.

Launching  the document, the Prime Minister said the world was "more dangerous and uncertain" than five years ago at the time of the previous defence review.

We will need to be clear in launching the document that we do not claim that we have evidence that he is an imminent threat.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, launched the document at the Farnborough airshow last year, alongside a £120m investment in the industry, which included £40m for a green engine programme led by Rolls-Royce.

Launching the document today Mr Hunt insisted that his new measurement did not amount to a "watering down" of expectations on the NHS at a time of huge financial pressure.

"We will need to make it clear in launching the document that we do not claim that we have evidence that he is an imminent threat," Mr Powell wrote on September 17, a week before the document was finally published.

Shortly before the dossier was published, Jonathan Powell, Blair's chief of staff, sent an e-mail to John Scarlett saying, "The document does nothing to demonstrate a threat, let alone an imminent threat, from Saddam.... We will need to make it clear in launching the document that we do not claim that we have evidence that he is an imminent threat".

Launching the document today, the Trade and Industry secretary, Patricia Hewitt, said that more than 2 million workers had their right to 20 days annual leave circumvented by employers who clawed back bank holidays, reducing their annual leave entitlement to as little as 12 days.