Sentence examples for launched a study from inspiring English sources

Scientists in Sweden have launched a study to answer the pressing question of whether pet cats adopt their owner's accent.

A group of south-east Queensland mayors have launched a study to decide whether Brisbane should bid for the Games.

The SRU has just launched a study into the long-term effects of concussion, to explore the potential links to CTE.

To coincide with white ribbon day on Wednesday, the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, and Porter launched a study into attitudes on violence against women.

The EU and the International Civil Aviation Organization have launched a study into streaming technology, too, following in-flight trials this summer.

Two years ago, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab's Institute for Globally Transformative Technologies launched a study to identify the 50 most important technology breakthroughs required for sustainable global development so that all of us who work in the technology-for-development space can put our collective efforts towards them.

If Congress does not produce legislation or act in some way within six months, Mr. Ashcroft said, "I'll simply launch a study of my own".

Network Rail, which manages the country's rail infrastructure, is launching a study looking at five potential routes, from London to Birmingham, Bradford, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Cardiff.

Griffiths's lab is also launching a study in collaboration with N.Y.U. that will give the drug to religious professionals in a number of faiths to see how the experience might contribute to their work.

To give a frack: The E.P.A. said it will launch a study into the controversial gas-drilling technique known as "fracking," which some people say is to blame for making their tap water flammable.

At the beginning of October, for example, it collaborated with another part of the NIH, the National Institute of Mental Health, to launch a study of St John's wort a herb that is widely employed to treat mild cases of depression.