Sentence examples for request launched from inspiring English sources
UNICEF responds to MICS request Launched in the mid-1990s, MisS is part of a UNICEF-supported global initiative to produce statistically sound, internationally comparable estimates on a range of issues – including health, education, child protection, HIV/AIDS and water, sanitation and hygiene.
Scan4Chem [7], the smartphone application for REACH requests launched by the German Federal Environment Agency, does not contain a database for supplier responses like ToxFox and Tjek kemien.
The Freedom of Information Act Machine, an open online platform that automates Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, launched on Kickstarter two days ago and has already surpassed its funding goal.
Later that year, at the UN's request, NATO launched isolated and ineffective air strikes against Bosnian Serb targets.
At SG's request, Truchi launched its Asian operation in August 1997, just as the region's crisis started.
The company points to a shift in Google's decision making since the rtbf request process launched, based on tracking its week by week decisions — noting that Mountain View was far more likely to grant a request made in the first week of the process vs the start of September.
These requests are launched by Service Information Collector, Optimization Facilitator and Optimization Executor respectively.
In general, EAP-AKA protocol invokes periodically and frequently in 3G/UMTS-WLAN heterogeneous mobile networks, while connection requests are launched, while temporary connection services interrupt, or as a result of intra-domain handovers and inter-domain handovers.
When Randy Goldberg and David Heath heard socks were the number one item people living on the streets requested, they launched a company to provide quality socks to customers and the homeless.
French authorities refuse a Swiss extradition request and launch their own investigation into the data.
Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin had earlier rejected Kim Il Sung's request to launch an attack against the South.
