Sentence examples for to launch a report from inspiring English sources

The Imperial War Museum in London may seem like a strange place to launch a report on climate change.

A Guatemalan investigative journalist named Luis Solano was in Canada last month to launch a report about a Canadian-owned silver mine in south-east Guatemala.

The event was intended to launch a report that drew attention to the number of Islamist figures with hard-line views on gender, sexuality and relations with other faiths who were gaining access and influence on British campuses.

Sections of the press felt confident enough last week to launch a report called Leveson's Illiberal Legacy, castigating the "toxic" impact of the public inquiry into the hacking scandal.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, will join the veteran anti-poverty campaigner Frank Field and others to launch a report into the "new phenomenon" that families are driven to relying on food banks because of failures in the welfare system.

Bateson, an ethologist at Cambridge University and president of the Zoological Society of London, made his comments at a briefing to launch a report examining the necessity, quality and long-term impacts of the most sensitive of all animal experiments – those on nonhuman primates.

Simpson was at the conference to launch a new report, produced by CDP in partnership with climate coalition We Mean Business, which puts figures on the amount of carbon emissions businesses could save if they act on climate change.

I spent two years in Sarajevo covering the war, and I returned last week for the 20th anniversary of the war and to launch a Human Rights Watch report, "Second Class Citizens," which details discrimination against national minorities, aka "others".

McGuiness and Reintke were just two of a panel of female MEPs who gathered in the European parliament on 11 October to launch a new report about social media, based on a survey of more than 900 female parliamentarians from 107 different countries.

Four representatives from Amnesty International were refused access to Azerbaijan on Tuesday, where they planned to launch a new report titled "Azerbaijan: The Repression Games".

"In response to a direct question regarding personal observations, all respondents reported never witnessing a crew member consume alcohol, on launch day, in the time leading up to launch," a space agency report said.