Sentence examples for launched young from inspiring English sources

Three years after the Consumers Assocationn was launched, Young published The Chipped White Cups Of Dover, which set out detailed ways in which public services could give their clients a better deal.

Seven programmes received funding to launch young witness services in 2010.

And the fact that, as a teacher and organiser, I have been able to help launch young artists' careers: to turn to them and say, "Yes, I'd like you to sing or play for me".

Keen also felt that, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the professional road side was riddled with drugs and it would be unethical to launch young riders into that milieu.

Anschauung was defined by Pestalozzi as "things before words, concrete before abstract". Kindergarten, designed by Froebel to launch young souls on their lifetimes' passage of spiritual growth, was closer to forms before things before words.

Will they succeed in launching young scientists into productive industrial or entrepreneurial careers?

But they agree on the basic problem: The system is taking longer to launch young biologists.

I know of no other organization that is more committed and equally successful at identifying, training and launching young adults into significant leadership roles.

Obama team launches young-voter turnout operation: President Obama's team is counting on big turnout among young voters again in 2012, and it's launching a program to make sure that happens.

Cisco launched the Young Women's Innovation Grand Challenge to underscore its commitment to bringing young women into the sciences as we connect the unconnected with the Internet of Things.

The newly launched ASM Young Ambassador Program seeks to aid the Society in this effort.