Sentence examples for launched discussed from inspiring English sources

No direct head-to-head comparison between the two has yet been done, although a multicenter randomised trial has recently been launched (discussed below).

When Priorities USA launched, Burton discussed Feingold's disapproval with The Huffington Post, saying, "If the Koch brothers are going to spend $100 million promoting their agenda, we have to do things immediately to stem their influence".

People came together in those European coffee houses less for the liquid refreshment than for the intellectual jolt; the café was where ideas were launched and discussed and sent out into the world.

Neither the UNDP's report, nor the many speeches launching it, discussed such awkward truths.

A centre-right political think-tank is being launched to discuss ways to improve public policy in Wales.

A public consultation has been launched to discuss the ethics of using three people to create one baby.

Once these tools are available, an awareness campaign across the country could be launched to discuss the importance of compliance and present the tools available to employers and workers (the UK18 and Costa Rica, see Gindling et al. 2014, provide useful examples).

Two Western analysts with military experience told VICE News that an amphibious assault of the kind being discussed — launched from the sea, with the port city then being reclaimed street by street — would be a deeply complex operation only the U.S. military could undertake with any guarantee of success.

Whether or not the missile launch was discussed is not known, but China has long sought to impress on Pyongyang its desire for peace and stability on the peninsula.South Korea was swift to warn its neighbour against what it deems a serious provocation.

Also, the evolution of the MTF and its stability since the launch is discussed.

In addition to the product launch dynamics discussed above, overall product mix also impacted quarterly comparability.