Sentence examples for to launch working from inspiring English sources

"But if we are able to launch working groups of experts, we will be able to have more substantive and specific talks and negotiations".

She spent time on the Daily Express, helped to launch Working Woman magazine, advised the Telegraph board and the publishers of M&S magazine.

Britain, supported only by Sweden, vetoed plans to launch two "working groups" on the espionage debacle with the Americans.

"The DPRK is to launch a working satellite, Kwangmyongsong-3, manufactured by itself with indigenous technology to mark the 100th birth anniversary of President Kim Il-sung," the North's official KCNA said, quoting a spokesman for the Korean Committee for Space Technology.

In the near future, the group is hoping to launch a program working with imprisoned refugees to distribute clothes and provide them basic psychological support.

In 1810 E.T.A. Hoffmann in Berlin produced an appreciation of the Fifth Symphony, which undoubtedly did much to launch that work on its triumphant career throughout the world and, above all, to interest the Romantics in its composer.

He will run IPC's magazine development and launch programme, oversee new project teams from first idea to launch, and work closely with senior editors on editorial strategy across the company.

VF Corp.'s Wrangler division is set to launch its work-clothing line in July.

Unknown and über-famous artists in the literary, cinematic and musical realms are no longer waiting around to launch their work.

"They had a vehicle they wanted to launch, and we worked with them," he said.

Among other achievements, she served as the executive director of the Austin Coming Together organization and helped to launch Friendship Community Development Corp., which works to find jobs for ex-offenders and other "hard-to-employ" people.