Sentence examples for launched packages from inspiring English sources

Journey Latin America (020 8747 8315, journeylatinamerica.co.uk) has just launched packages for El Salvador.

In partnership with Israeli packaging company Tipa, Snact has launched packaging that takes six months to break down in garden compost.

National Guard troops operating a remote video surveillance system at the Naco Border Patrol Station say they observed several people preparing a catapult and launching packages over the International Border fence last Friday evening.

The prospect of a collapse of the banking system was the final straw and October saw unprecedented co-ordinated action from central banks and governments as they slashed interest rates and launched rescue packages.

The gun itself is about 45m [150ft] long and shoots 4cm- [1.5inch] diameter scale models of the craft – or "launch packages" as they are known.

But the move to hold down the price of its launch packages will pay off if it can take advantage of its lead on Sony and Microsoft's next-generation machines to attract more sales and then convince owners to buy lots of games and other online content, from which it does profit.

LaunchRock founder Jameson Detweiler tells me that he plans on using the funding to bolster the marketing and analytics part of the LaunchRock launch packages, "The thing that our customers are telling us (and the thing we see them struggle with) is what to do with the [email] list after they've built it," Detweiler says.

In November Amazon launched a packaged groceries offer for Amazon Prime members, who pay an annual fee of £79.

Of late, she has launched a package of measures aimed at tackling age-old outrage about the use of stop-and-search powers.

Although the Cambodian government launched a package in June that offered migrant workers all the necessary documentation – plus transport to the border and food – for $49, the true cost of working legally over the border remains far higher.

The offer comes from a fertility clinic and a gay and lesbian travel agency, which have launched joint package tours to what has now become one of the most socially tolerant countries in Europe.