Sentence examples for rules to launch from inspiring English sources

Japan was forced to suspend commercial whaling in 1987 but exploits a loophole in international rules to launch what it calls "scientific whaling expeditions" to the Southern Ocean.

Already American businesses such as Airbnb, the lodging website; Netflix, the internet entertainment provider; and IDT International, a mobile-phone company, have used the new rules to launch businesses in Cuba that bypass state monopolies.

She might even be able to bend the rules to launch two flagship anti-poverty funds at the centre of the budget row.The funds, together worth 8.7 billion pesos ($163m), would give grants to local authorities to improve drinking-water supplies and build schools and roads.

Instead, Nawaz Sharif is using popular outrage at the Supreme Court decision and "governor's rule" to launch street protests.

The body responsible for setting UK advertising rules is to launch a public consultation that will evaluate whether a ban on advertising junk food to children online, in the press, on billboards and poster sites should be introduced.

There are no rules about how to launch a singing career, and there have always been singers who have built fine careers at home.

This spring, after Rick Santorum dropped out of the race for the Republican Presidential nomination, Romney called Michael Leavitt, who, as governor of Utah, had supported the idea of bringing him in to run the Olympics and, as Secretary of Health and Human Services, had signed the waiver of federal rules he needed to launch the Massachusetts health-care plan.

NAFTA rules still allow America to launch a last "extraordinary challenge" to the latest ruling.India endeavoured to grab a bigger slice of world trade.

Instead of having to wait in turn at Kew to inspect each bundle of documents being released under the 30-year rule, I was able to launch an immediate search for those files I thought were most important and then read them at the click of a button.

Iran is clamping down heavily on web users before parliamentary elections in March with draconian rules on cybercafes and preparations to launch a national internet.

A semi-autonomous region that effectively makes it own rules, it is currently planning to launch a scheme, called Trento Rise, to incubate more than 100 companies from all over Europe in partnership with other Italian accelerators.