Sentence examples for launched a needs from inspiring English sources

Soon after the election the CMC – one of eight supported by UNICEF in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) - launched a needs assessment in Gaza neighborhoods in order to determine which flagship project to launch.

The charity has launched a Need to Sleep campaign to encourage people to recognise the impact long-term sleeplessness has on their well-being and address the root cause by seeking help with their money problems.

Among local enablers, the management did not launch a need for credibility or goals compatible to professional values.

In response, a group of 22 authors, publishers and bloggers launched a We Need Diverse Books campaign.

One week after the floods that came in the wake of cyclone Yemyin, on 10 July, UNICEF had launched an Immediate Needs document requesting 5 million dollars in order to meet the urgent needs of the affected children and women by providing access to safe water and sanitation facilities, nutritious food (Unimix) and essential medicine.

This week - a full six weeks after the world-historic-level catastrophe - the Haitian government launched a post-disaster needs assessment (PDNA).

He said the TUC was launching a Britain Needs a Pay Rise campaign to urge employers to pay workers a living wage - a pay packet that enabled a basic standard of living.

The National-led government launched a new helpline called Need to Talk? in 2017.

The National Academy of Sciences committee on Emerging Science for Environmental Health Decisions, sponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), organized a workshop in February 2010 that launched a discussion on resources needed to make the exposome a reality.

But that hasn't stopped Royal Mail launching a no-need-to-lick, self-adhesive stamp from today, January 29.

Sketchfab is launching a much needed feature — a download button.