Sentence examples for launching and operating from inspiring English sources

NASA's budget for the Phoenix is $420 million, which includes testing and retrofitting the spacecraft, outfitting it with new instruments, launching and operating the mission.

NASA's budget for Phoenix is $420 million, which includes testing and retrofitting the spacecraft, outfitting it with new instruments, launching and operating the mission.

New ICO also proposed that the F.C.C. make launching and operating the satellites a condition for being able to also use the spectrum for land-based services tied into the satellite system.

Allows for an in-depth examination of marketing issues in launching and operating a major broadcast television network, in particular making programming and scheduling decisions and managing relationships with audiences and advertisers.

As a result of this regulation, oversight of hedge-fund activities will be greater, as will the cost of launching and operating a fund.Some smaller hedge funds will close or sell themselves to larger onesThis will lead to another trend in 2011: consolidation.

I spent 4 years at Aeropostale in New York City, launching and operating their international business, before coming out to San Francisco to take a role at Google focused on marketing to large retail companies.

And, when it's actually launched and operating, it should hit max speeds of around 40 miles per hour, making it a pretty speedy mode of public transportation.

He reckons it would cost about $500m to launch and operate for 15 years.

"The UN should launch and operate a low Earth orbit satellite," he told MIT Technology Review.

He later founded The Learning Project in 1994, a nonprofit that launched and operated high-performing schools in underserved communities in New York and New Jersey.

The University of Surrey company, SSTL designs, constructs, tests, launches and operates small and low_cost satellites for international customers.