Sentence examples for launching the pilot from inspiring English sources

Since launching the pilot in India in 2007, Novartis has trained more than 500 health educators and supervisors, and improved access to healthcare across 10 states – home to 70 million people.

Appallicious announced today that they will be launching the pilot program of DAAD in San Francisco in two weeks.

PiinPoint is launching the pilot of its online platform this week, a product designed to help companies find and select their next physical location.

Handy said it has delivered "tens of thousands of cleanings for thousands of Airbnb hosts" since launching the pilot last year.

Kiva.org, one of the pioneers in micro-lending to entrepreneurs, is entering the educational space today, launching the pilot program of student microloans on the platform.

Starting next week, it's launching the pilot program of that advancement in Harris Ranch, California, at a new facility directly across the street from the Supercharger in that area.

To launch, the pilot first inflates the wing by pulling it up like a kite and then runs down the hillside until flying speed has been reached.

Instead, in the US, she's just launched the pilot episode of Cooking Channel show, Saucy And Sweet, and is about to release an eight-strong range of condiments called Feast.

The company aims to launch the pilot in April, according to Greenpeace India campaigner Neha Saigal, but it's not clear when Tata – the second largest tea company in the world (hit in recent years with reports that female workers had been trafficked into domestic slavery from a plantation in Assam) – plans to kick off its program, which also has a goal to achieve sustainable sourcing by 2020.

Everdwell launched the pilot for its service in February with a focus on the Bay Area.

Service manager Blanka Hubena said the university launched the pilot scheme as something useful to the community which would provide quality training for students and opportunities for academic research.