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It was inevitable in the current atmosphere that a prosecutor would try to launch a political career in New Jersey.
Members of the World Trade Organization are meeting in Doha, Qatar, on Nov. 9 to try to launch a new round of high-level talks on trade.
A let-off for Braga, who quickly try to launch a counter-attack but a foul on mid-way sparks an outburst of finger-wagging and name-calling.
Sajid Javid, the business secretary, spent Thursday afternoon in talks with management and workers at the Port Talbot plant, who could try to launch a management buyout if they secure a financial backer.
HBOS has insisted it will try to launch a "stakeholder friendly" offer and may produce statistics showing the combined Halifax and Bank of Scotland employs more people - not less - than they did separately.
Claire Enders, a media consultant, reckons local television will perish without public money or cross-subsidy from ITV or Channel 4. Better, perhaps, to lean on them to provide more local fare than try to launch a new channel from scratch.
The foray will officially launch Desi Hits! Universal under music moguls Anjula Acharia-Bath and Jimmy Iovine, in conjunction with Interscope Records, as they try to launch an Indian pop act on the American charts.
He said the officials investigating them had tried "to launch a coup".
"I'm not trying to launch a jeremiad against the American school system," he said.
Imagine the potential carnage if Bea tried to launch a ship.
To cope with that the new prime minister, Zhu Rongji, has tried to launch a housing and investment boom.
