Sentence examples for launching a test from inspiring English sources

The United Nations has banned North Korea, which has an active nuclear arms program, from ballistic missile tests; the West considers the launching a test of that technology.

"This year we're launching a test project with some of our utility customers," Drenker explains.

If you're in the media-buying business, the benefits are pretty obvious: new advertisers can be discovered, campaigns can be optimized, better analysis can be performed prior to launching a test campaign, and campaign deployment can be executed in real-time.

"Today, we're launching a test to limit forwarding that will apply to everyone using WhatsApp," the company said in a blog post, but it has singled out its service in the subcontinent for even more special treatment.

The authors went on to demonstrate how test questions could be targeted for elimination via interaction-focused intervention, such that the wife of an English-speaking man with aphasia was trained to leave silences at points where topic change was possible, instead of launching a test question, thus enabling her husband to initiate a topic.

"A few days ago we launched a test of Viber with enhanced connectivity," says Marco. "This version allows users to connect in places where Viber is blocked.

The National Secular Society offered to fund legal advice, which has now been secured by the Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies and the British Humanist Association, to launch a test case against the LSE because censorship is so common.

Last weekend, regulators launched a test allowing commercial banks to set up mutual-fund arms and the week before selected insurers received the green light to invest up to $7 billion in shares.

They began coding in July and plan to launch a test version of the joint service next month.

The chief of Boston-based Global News Enterprises, Balboni is preparing to launch a test version of his international news site later this fall, with a full-scale debut in January.

Mozilla, which has recently launched a test version of Firefox 4, has nearly a quarter of the market and in some countries is the dominant web browser.