Sentence examples for prompt to launch from inspiring English sources

If they do but it's not launched, they get a prompt to launch it.

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.

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.

The publisher says it was prompted to launch the survey because there is "very little hard data" about staff in the books industry, despite the fact that it is known that "the vast majority of books published are by white authors and about white characters".

Shafik Gabr, a successful Egyptian businessman, was prompted to launch the Fellows initiative by the unraveling of the US/Egypt relationship following the dramatic events of 2011.

The Foreign Office warned that a western attack could prompt Iraq to launch an assault on neighbouring countries using chemical or biological weapons.

Speculation is growing that the Sunday night attack on Karachi's airport will prompt Pakistan to launch a major operation to dislodge militants from North Waziristan, an area bordering Afghanistan that has become a sanctuary for a host of terrorist groups.

The growing storm over Obokata's research prompted Riken to launch an investigation into her work.

This prompted Loggia to launch an expletive-laden rant at Lynch.

An increase in the number of such attacks prompted Israel to launch air strikes almost a month ago.

The figures were revealed by leading arts commentator David Lee, prompting him to launch a devastating attack on the gallery.