Sentence examples for papers launch from inspiring English sources

2001 Andrew Wakefield resigns from the Royal Free and University College Medical School January 2001 The Daily Mail and other papers launch campaigns backing Wakefield December 2001 Then prime minster Tony Blair refuses to reveal whether his son Leo has been given the MMR vaccine.

He poured out pamphlets by the score, started weekly magazines and daily papers, launched devastating investigations, produced thumping bestsellers.

In March, digital editions of the papers launched, allowing access to articles, images and adverts as they appeared in print.

Yekshanbe Weekly and Tamasha daily are other papers launched allegedly by Mashaei who is keen on winning the youth vote in the presidential elections of 2013.

But if Cage has the minor consolation of having made a mess of the tabloid's plans, it looks like something of a Pyrrhic victory, as giving the heads-up may have meant two high-circulation papers launching lengthy attacks instead of just one.

Here we briefly introduce the first group of research papers launched on the SpringerOpen online website.

(Versioni Shqip)     2008-09 - ADVANCED ANALYSIS OF ALBANIAN DEMOGRAPHIC AND HEALTH SURVEY The present set of papers launches an important milestone in the national research efforts concerning the in-depth analysis of socio-demographic and health development in Albania during this last decade.

10.10am GMT Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon at the Scottish independence white paper launch today.

A national paper launch, with the attendant publicity, is surely no way to conduct an experiment.

Nick Robinson on his BBC blog says the white paper launch was relatively low-key.

Strange goings-on, meanwhile at the Telegraph, where scribes at the Sunday paper launch an Exocet at Match of the Day presenter Alan Hansen, claiming that his taciturn performances on a Saturday night earn him £40,000 a programme.