Sentence examples for fledgling programme from inspiring English sources

A writers' group representing more than 8,000 authors is suing Google for "massive copyright infringement" over its fledgling programme of digitising library books.

Ireland stands outside the track cycling mainstream, but its fledgling programme received its biggest boost to date in the penultimate race here when Caroline Ryan, a 32-year-old policewoman from County Kildare, ended the women's points race with the bronze medal.

Both Nigeria and Rwanda have fledgling programmes of this type that involve both government subsidy and market providers.That, argues Julian Schweitzer, director of health at the World Bank, points to an important insight that should mollify the critics.

Welcome to the Rat Eradication Movement, a fledgling city programme to rid the Indonesian capital of its rodent problem.

It's not the best time to be trawling the City trying to persuade hard-pressed companies to stump up the cash for a fledgling mentoring programme for disadvantaged teenagers aged 14-15.

Eighteen years later, Lansdorp and I are on a train en route to Heathrow, discussing Mars One, a real company with real investors and a fledgling astronaut training programme, while our fellow passengers fall silent and pretend not to earwig.

The fighters were intended to be used with the fledgling Chinese aircraft carrier programme, with the former Soviet carrier Varyag as the centrepiece.

First mooted last year, the £10m programme will support fledgling mutuals that are being set up to deliver public services by employees leaving the public sector.

The programme was shared across the fledgling Independent Radio Network, a feat of originality in itself because at that stage commercial radio had not even thought of the concept of doing anything other than local programming.

After being shunted between religion (in Scotland, his father's homeland), fledgling drama documentaries and low-budget schools programmes, he was offered the number two position in the Paris office.

The UK will soon begin a programme of training 2,000 men for the fledgling national army.