Sentence examples for month launch from inspiring English sources

The government will this month launch a drive to encourage parents who want to support their children's learning on computer.

Leggett's comments were echoed by Sean Kidney, chair of the Climate Bonds Initiative, which will this month launch new standards for green investment bonds.

Vodafone, meanwhile, will next month launch an Android phone designed for the mass-market as part of a "refresh" of its portfolio of own-branded devices.

As recently reported in the Observer, a coalition of organisations including Liberty, Charter 88, the Tories and the Lib Dems will next month launch a campaign for a new bill of rights.

The UK's largest retailer Tesco, a major importer of New Zealand lamb, is working closely with UK farmers to increase its offering said it will next month launch a trial to develop a cost of production model for lamb, along of the lines of that in the dairy industry.

Simulations were also performed and it showed that for an initial testing time of 50 h, reliability after 1 month launch can be improved by nearly 6 times as compared to an initial testing time of 20 h.

Marks & Spencer has this month launched the first free-range guinea fowl reared in the UK.

According to Quartz, researchers this month launched a peer-reviewed journal named Soft Robotics just for squishy projects.

An April launch broke apart seconds after lift-off.

(Reporters at the 26 September launch were accredited with Roscosmos).

He called Allen's unamimous selection another crucial step toward the league's scheduled April launch.