Sentence examples for proposing to launch from inspiring English sources
The investigators found, for example, that the Pentagon was proposing to launch the first satellites before critical software had been completed.
UTV is proposing to launch three new stations of its own, including a talk radio service, a business station, and a sister station to TalkSport, TalkSport2.
He faced Bianca Miller, who was proposing to launch a range of tights to match to various different skin tones, in the series climax after weeks of challenges and boardroom showdowns.
That's according to Australian businessman Shaun Martyn who is proposing to launch a Women's International Cricket League.
U.S. and European researchers are proposing to launch in the next decade x-ray telescopes capable of making such polarization measurements, Heyl says.
The SNP are proposing to launch a new state – a sort of people carrier for 5 million people, if you like – and they haven't done the basics.
Justice Cozier agreed with MSG last July that the network could not properly match the financial terms of a new network that the Yankees proposed to launch with I.M.G.
He had driven it down the interzonal corridor under the gaze of East German frontier guards, and now he proposed to launch it, with my help, into the Rhine, which happened to be swollen at the time, and very fast flowing.
Meanwhile, the Opinion proposed to launch Early Childhood Education Three-Year Action Plan.
proposes to launch several hundred low-orbit satellites to deliver net access to every square inch of the planet.
"As expected," she wrote, "much of the $215 million proposed to launch the multiagency initiative in the 2016 fiscal year, which begins in October, will support building a cohort of 1 million American volunteers for genomics and other biomedical research".
