Sentence examples for was launched until from inspiring English sources

Think of Hinchingbrooke hospital and the high hopes with which its privatisation was launched, until Circle Healthcare walked away from the contract blaming funding cuts.

For the next ten years or so, a continuous drive to attain greater search speed was launched until in 1996, the first Deep Blue was put together and played its first match with Kasparov.

Thetemplate and search box were instantiated followed by the application of the 3-step filter as seen in Figure 9. Registration was launched until the systolic image was reached.

However, no British sf magazine was launched until 1934, when Pearson's launched Scoops, a weekly in tabloid format aimed at the juvenile market.

No formal investigation was launched until 2000, after three former Croatian intelligence and military police officers informed the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia about the killings.

The bond will not be launched until 2010, and no amount has been specified.

I really don't see one being launched until the end of the next decade".

But the first element of the system wouldn't be launched until 2021 or 2022, he said.

This would mean that the scheme would not be launched until the first year of the next parliament.

This is in accordance with South African law, which states that an appeal cannot be launched until a sentence has been passed.

Though that suit would not be launched until after the election, for reasons, as is often the case with Palmer, yet to be properly understood or established.