Sentence examples for for a relaunch from inspiring English sources

But the constitutional shake-up in the wake of the vote in Scotland provides the opportunity for a relaunch of reform, said Mr Umunna.

Besides endorsing changes to the euro's stability pact, the summit also called for a relaunch of the EU's Lisbon Agenda of economic reforms.

But the paper's new printing plant comes on line in Didcot in the new year - the perfect time for a relaunch and redesign.

She was around for a relaunch of the Sunday Express business pages and managed to get a column that involved interviewing entrepreneurs and writing profiles of City executives.

Nanjing has spent the past year and a half transporting production lines from Longbridge to China in preparation for a relaunch of some models, including the MG TF sports car and the 75 saloon.

They particularly call for a relaunch of its relationship with the Syrian government, which often dictates terms of access and issues visas to UN officials, as well as safeguarding local employees.

While the magazine does not know exactly how it will implement footage, it is redesigning its Web site in preparation for a relaunching.

The document, by French defence minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and his German counterpart Ursula von der Leyen, will serve as a "basis for considering a relaunch of European defence", the ministry said and comes before a European Union summit to discuss plans to boost the bloc's security and defence mechanisms.

But energy trading is now springing up anew, and under different management, among Wall Street's investment banks.Even those firms which went most badly wrong during the boom have been gutted, stripped bare and redecorated for sale or a relaunch.

The company already has a healthy stockpile of titles ready for launch and is essentially treating this as a relaunch for the headset.

The new programming announced on Tuesday extends across TV, radio and online, as well as a relaunch for its partnership with the Arts Council, The Space.