Sentence examples for prompt launch from inspiring English sources
Even under the latest nuclear arms treaty, each country will maintain thousands of nuclear warheads on hundreds of ballistic missiles ready for prompt launch and capable of hitting their targets in less than 30 minutes.
"The prompt launch of our nuclear missiles is not required nor is it US policy," Peter Huessy, president of Geostrategic Analysis and a guest lecturer at the US Naval Academy, argued.
Large strategic nuclear forces remain deployed on prompt launch, ready to be fired in minutes; thousands of tactical nuclear weapons are still stockpiled in Europe; a decades-old missile defense debate remains stuck in neutral; and new security challenges associated with prompt-strike forces, cybersecurity, and space remain contentious and inadequately addressed.
Maybe professionally distressed fabrics and shabbified wallpapers will not be required, as they were at Uppark, to restore appearances to those of the "day before the fire", but the prompt launch of a Clandon Park appeal suggests a similar ritual of reconstructive defiance, regardless of similarly ritual objections.
If they do but it's not launched, they get a prompt to launch it.
Applebaum brushed away criticism of the judges' longlist for including just one book by a female writer, Sky's The Unravelling, a move that has since helped to prompt the launch of the Virago New Statesman Women's Prize for Politics & Economics.
Hopes were high when the Doba oilfields came on stream in 2003, prompting the launch of a new development scheme.
The appetite for smartphones appears undiminished, and the iPad has been hugely successful, prompting the launch of a raft of rival tablet devices.
In the fallout, President Obama was prompted to launch a review into the practice of the death penalty in the country that is still ongoing.
Rahman was already well known among London's large Indian population, however, and ticket sales were strong, which prompted the launch of the Broadway version of the show in 2004.
It was while researching a Radio 4 programme on Brand Britain that this message was hammered home to Llewelyn-Bowen and he was prompted to launch The House of Laurence brand in China.
