Sentence examples for world launch from inspiring English sources

The WHO likes what the American government has done at home and is urging others around the world launch lawsuits against tobacco firms as well.

This sentiment has rung true throughout COP21, as members of the MIT community have held events to share climate and energy research with members of the public and the media from around the world, launch new international partnerships and initiatives for climate solutions, and discuss pathways towards a global low-carbon energy future.

The mean lag between the world launch date and the Mexican launch date is 3.0 years.

Holding constant the Mexican launch year of a drug, the shorter the lag from world launch year to Mexican launch year, the later the world launch year of the drug, and (according to the vintage hypothesis), the higher the drug's quality.

In principle, it could be desirable to control for the length of time between the 'world launch' of cancer drugs and their 'Mexico launch'.9 According to Solow's vintage hypothesis, later, vintage goods (e.g., drugs whose world launch years were later) are likely to be of higher quality than earlier vintage goods.

But, just two months after we drove the sixth-generation 5 Series (F10) at its world launch it's here, ready to do battle.

In 2005, Citigroup, the largest banking network in the world, launched a microfinance business division.

She pulls Pudge into her world, launches him into the Great Perhaps, and steals his heart.

Iceland specialist Discover the World launches Alaska: seen the aurora, now see the bears.

Meanwhile, pension funds stuck with defined-benefit liabilities are thinking hard about changing their asset allocation.In March, several large pension funds around the world launched a competition.

Obama and Putin each framed his case for Syria's future in the context of a broader approach to the world, launching veiled criticisms at each other.