The campaign was kicked off with a newspaper ad that carried the assertive headline, "Know this".
Organized by the Overseas Friends of Bharatiya Janata Party, the event Sunday was kicked off with a series of high-octane speeches from Modi enthusiasts.
In early June, the Cape's restaurant week is kicked off with "Parans Dag," "Potatoes Day" in the local dialect.
It was kicked off with the idea that court users should be treated as customers, rather than as malcontents draining the public treasury.
Development of the federal government's big data strategy was kicked off with the Australian Public Service ICT Strategy 2012 –2015, and further outlined in the 2013 report Big Data Strategy – Issues Paper.
While you might expect rain and cold would be good for self-tanning paint, sales usually need to be kicked off with sunny weather as people strip down to flesh-baring clothes.
An organizational dinner in 2001 for a visiting Ghanaian monarch, King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, was kicked off with a dance by barefoot women, whose images were reflected countless time in the marble lobby's cut-glass and mirrors.
The statement says Fabric's return will feature new sound-systems, including "our new Pioneer Pro Audio Room Two setup, pushing out mesmeric high-level sound" and will be kicked off with a weekend of events "with family very much at its core".
Last year, Vice founder and chief executive Shane Smith said that talks had been kicked off with a huge range of companies from broadcasters such as BT, Virgin Media and Discovery, online players such as Netflix and mobile phone companies.
The 40-day-long event attracted 1,562 churches and was kicked off with a simulcast broadcast to all those churches.
