Sentence examples for with a view to launching from inspiring English sources

It will consult on this in the autumn with a view to launching it in 2017.

I urge Western governments, public-opinion makers, NGOs and development institutes to follow closely the new emphasis put by the Arab League on issues of development in the Arab World with a view to launching a "partnership in development".

In Europe, the Italian arm of 3, a mobile operator, recently acquired Canale 7, a television channel, with a view to launching mobile-TV broadcasts in Italy in the second half of 2006.

The pair spend much of their time in London and Banderas recently studied fashion design at Central Saint Martins college with a view to launching his own fashion line.

"It is a clear case for the commission to start an investigation with a view to launching an infringement proceeding against the UK for a bad application of EU legislation".

"It should be about increasing the profile of African designers, whether on the continent or part of the diaspora," says Rachel Lasebikan, a designer with 10 years' experience who had reached fashion's holy grail - a line in Topshop - before going back to school at Central St Martins with a view to launching her own ethical label, Mojisola, later this year.

"We are therefore considering all available legal options with our legal team, with a view to potentially launching a judicial review now and after the outcome of the referendum on 23 June".

Its grip is so tight that the US justice department has recently been interviewing music labels and internet music companies with a view to possibly launching a competition inquiry.

In 2003 it launched a paper in Poland called Fakt, which is now the country's biggest, and it is researching markets in western Europe outside Germany with a view to future launches of other mass tabloids.

Right now, it is being secretly tested for scalability and technical capabilities among users in India and the Philippines with a view to a full launch on iOS and Android later this year.

Review privatisations that have not yet been launched with a view to maximising the state's long-term benefits.