Sentence examples for launched of a from inspiring English sources

Relations with Latin America were a big success during the presidency of George Bush senior: talks over the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) were begun; the idea was launched of a Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA); and Central America moved from war towards peace.Then there is Mr Bush himself.

Much of their work happens to be sponsored by the cell phone industry and forms the basis for a study being launched of a quarter million people in Europe.

It looked, to him, like the launching of a missile.

Now comes the launch of a paper called i.

The launch of a new consultation is expected later this week.

We spoke clearly in favour of a quick launch of a political process".

The launching of a vessel into a restricted waterway requires the application of a retarding force.

Hence the launch of a "strategic review" with the smart money on a sale.

Ordinarily, the launching of a Soyuz, Russia's workhorse rocket for decades, is a mundane event.

The launch of a fully operational, ruggedised version of the robot is planned for next year.

Beyonce and Topshop have announced the launch of a joint label of athletic streetwear in autumn 2015.