Sentence examples for seek to launch a from inspiring English sources
Pfizer has said today that it will not seek to launch a hostile bid and must not renege on this promise".
He is said to have demanded from astounded employees the right of reply that was denied him by his arrest.Supporters of the two leaders suggest that they may seek to launch a peace initiative to get the country's remaining Islamic militants to lay down their arms.
Today's organizers — who seek to launch a "molihua" (jasmine) revolution — have used social networks like Sina Weibo (the Chinese equivalent of Twitter), Facebook and Google groups to spark public meetings in large cities in every province over the past two weeks.
If you seek to launch a global product, then history has shown it's best to support it with announcement advertising.
The New York Times on Monday revealed that the Obama administration will in its next budget proposal seek to launch a major research initiative, known as the Brain Activity Map (BAM) project, that could ultimately greatly expand our understanding of the healthy and diseased human brain.
For more than 30 years, Trump has sought to launch a real estate project in Russia.
That really annoyed the Kim family.The last time North Korea sought to launch a satellite in 2009, it never admitted that it had failed.
For better or worse, all this entrepreneur worship has given rise to the "wantrapreneur," someone who seeks to launch a startup just for the money and acclaim.
Last week, global leaders sought to launch a debate on inclusive capitalism in an effort to re-energise discussions that, since the 2008 financial crisis, seems all but hollow.
Police sought to launch a secret operation to spy on the political activities of students at Cambridge University, a covertly recorded film reveals.
2. Haley, who enjoyed a thrilling afternoon of running rugby, fends off Jonny Arr, the Worcester Warriors scrum half, then seeks to launch a counterattack.
