Sentence examples for launched projects from inspiring English sources

He launched projects with names such as "Listening to Britain", "Kitchen Table Conservatism", "Common Sense".

But in recent years a few of them have launched projects to test whether it stays underground.

The state also has launched projects to reuse water and capture rainwater, although the water management districts saw their budgets decrease sharply this year.

But a different definition became widespread in 1902, when the Bureau of Reclamation launched projects to irrigate the dry lands of the West.

And along with its partners, it has launched projects in eight countries aimed at improving and protecting local water supplies in ways he said would benefit both the company and local communities.

Thinktanks close to the US president and international organisations have also launched projects on hate speech this year and clearly in a more transparent, more media-focused world, the monitoring of incitement is more than a passing fad.

Steve Gundrum launched Project Delta last fall.

In 1949, the U.S. Weather Bureau launched Project Gabriel, a classified meteorological study of weapons and weather.

In 2004, it launched Project Consolidate to help municipalities in trouble by sending them managers from comparatively well-run cities.

It is for this reason that Oxford University Press have launched Project X, aimed at getting boys to read.

However, in 2013 it launched Project Guardian in conjunction with the British Transport, Metropolitan and City of London police forces.