Sentence examples for venture designed from inspiring English sources

Jean Denoyer, an owner of La Goulue and Orsay and a partner in this venture, designed the 232-seat space.

Youview, the venture designed to bring "catch-up" TV into the living room, is on track to launch next year after the media watchdog decided there was currently no competition case to answer.

Now, though, the director has decided space could provide humankind with natural resources that are anything but unobtainable, and he is on board with a pioneering new venture designed to mine asteroids for money.

On Tuesday that effort to advance the paper's global reach begins in earnest with the launch of the International New York Times, an integrated digital and print venture designed to push the Times's revered journalism to a worldwide audience.

No doubt Dow and DuPont will market their coming together as a visionary venture designed to create an American powerhouse capable of taking on such international rivals such as B.A.S.F. and Bayer, both of which are based in Germany, and Saudi Basic Industries, of Saudi Arabia.

The documents allege that seven people involved in running Liberty Reserve set up the digital cash service as a "criminal business venture" designed specifically to "help criminals conduct illegal transactions and launder the proceeds of their crimes".

Balsan also introduced her to Arthur (Boy) Capel, a friend who soon became Chanel's first great love, and who also, conveniently, set her up in a Paris apartment and helped her start her first business venture, designing sleekly simple women's hats.

Recording industry officials say the very existence of two joint ventures, designed to compete against each other, indicates that the labels are not colluding -- particularly because the two ventures have fundamentally different business models.

Cupples is also involved in number of health care ventures designed to bring new models of care delivery into the U.S. care market.

This chapter reflects that a renewed interest in studying and improving forensic science is the creation of two separate ventures designed to build new bridges between forensic science and the law.

In late 2011, Go Daddy received an investment from KKR, Silver Lake and Technology Crossover Ventures designed to build upon Go Daddy's commitment to providing high quality products and services to its customers.