Sentence examples for launch the search from inspiring English sources

Bacow said that he and Garber plan to launch the search for a new dean soon.

The Office of the President will launch the search for UC Berkeley's next chancellor immediately.

Jonathan Wright Amiable restaurateur Nick Munier and Michelin-starred chef Dylan McGrath launch the search for Ireland's best amateur cook.

Énergie Fitness, founded by Jan Spaticchia, the health and fitness sector entrepreneur, has hired Clearwater International and Canaccord Genuity to launch the search for a new financial partner.

BT will also launch the search for the e-laureate, to find the best poem about the internet or email, a medium evolving as an instant, cheap means of publication for young poets.

A dozen MPs in the ruling coalition gathered at the home of a leading rabbi to vow that they would secede if there were any withdrawal, whatever the conditions, and to launch the search for an alternative candidate for prime minister.Mr Sharon made no such threat.

Yesterday, along with the secretary of state for local government, Hazel Blears, I helped launched the search for 20 national role models.

Yes, that's the same Idealab that launched the search engine GoTo.com, which then became Overture, and eventually purchased by Yahoo for a cool $1.6 billion.

And that was actually one of the things that made this Spanish scout who launched the search, Josep Colomer, who helped — he was previously the youth director of Barcelona, and helped launch Lionel Messi's career — one of the reasons he decided to do this search, because when he was at Barcelona, he was scouting in Africa.

The National Apprenticeships Service NASS) announced plans to expand apprenticeships to a master's degree equivalent, introduced a grant to help small- and medium-sized employers take on their first apprentice, took steps to enforce the quality and minimum duration of apprenticeships and launched the search for the apprentice team of the year.

In 2006 the company launched the search engine Google.cn, adhering to the same strictures of self-discipline as China's domestic Internet companies.