Sentence examples for which were rolled out from inspiring English sources

The city did not develop the shows, which were rolled out over the past week.

The spots, which were rolled out in January, transported viewers to down-home places like Warden, Wash., and Astoria, Ill., where gritty men wearing denim knelt in the soil or rode horses while talking about the sacrifices they made for the harvest or the herd and dispensing nuggets of plain-spoken wisdom about their worthy jobs.

The reforms, which were rolled out last week, also include cutting diesel subsidies and limiting subsidies on cooking gas.

SlideShare's CEO Rashmi Sinha tells us that the ability to create a branded company network is part of the company's premium offerings, which were rolled out in August.

This charge, which is rolled out whenever a rating has proved over-generous, is hard to stand up.

The program, which was rolled out in April 2010, displays sponsored messages in users' feeds or keyword searches.

Gay and Lesbian Health Victoria, based at La Trobe University, founded the program in 2010, which was rolled out nationally by the Labor government in 2013 because of its success.

In 2008, the Guardian facilitated the launch of Eco-Mission, a project aimed at creating a sustainability and climate change programme which was rolled out in February 2009.

The fallback argument — which was rolled out when reporters asked about the factory closure — is that even though Mr. Obama inherited a deeply troubled economy, he should have fixed it by now.

The basic blueprint, which was rolled out during a recent dispute over female voters, is to turn any attack by the Obama campaign back on the president, with an economic twist.

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