Sentence examples for must launch a from inspiring English sources

If newspapers go only digital, we must launch a crossword newspaper.

Government entities, partnering with nonprofit organizations, must launch a coordinated campaign to streamline the entire benefits process.

"The government must launch a fight-to-the-finish offensive to root out the menace," said Rajiv Pratap Rudy, a spokesman for the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party.

He said that "governments and peoples across the Middle East" must launch a "common effort to extract this cancer, so that it does not spread," rather than committing to a new course of action himself.

The British biscuit industry must launch a concerted PR fightback lest we forget the art of, say, splitting a custard cream and painstakingly licking off the fondant before, the biscuit now all wet with saliva, eating the remaining half.

At a minimum, however, they must launch a serious negotiating process that would point clearly — preferably with a target date — to the end of the conflict and to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

He must launch an appeal to a heavenly high court for a deferral.

The United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, said on Tuesday Duterte's killings, by his own admission, "clearly constitute murder" and Philippine judicial authorities must launch an investigation.

The UK must launch an independent investigation into its alleged role in the CIA torture programme, according to the United Nations legal expert who unearthed evidence that the British territory of Diego Garcia was used as a "black site" to hold detainees.

The Department of Justice must launch an investigation to determine if the Pentagon broke the laws prohibiting government sponsored covert propaganda.

These countries must launch an all out effort to reach every child with the polio vaccine during 2004.