Sentence examples for launch a programme from inspiring English sources

When you launch a programme, it is an organic process.

The European Central Bank may launch a programme of quantitative easing this month to fend off the threat.

The ECB might launch a programme of bond-buying on the pretext that a deep recession in the euro area threatens deflation.

The Nasuwt was the first union to launch a programme of work on prejudice-related bullying, and has worked closely with the TUC on tackling violence against women in the workplace.

She launched a counter-revolution against democracy, to break the power of trade unionism, strangle local government, and launch a programme of privatisation - all designed to put the market back in charge.

Which is why part of the £10.2 million that judo has received from Sport England for grass-roots development over the next four years (an increase of almost £3m) will be used to launch a programme which the BJA believe can help bring down levels of inner-city street crime and possibly unearth fresh talent as well.

Mr Monti replaced Mr Berlusconi as prime minister just over a year ago, and launched a programme of reforms aimed at pulling Italy out of economic crisis.

It also launched a programme of quantitative easing.

They tried peacefully resisting, launching a programme of sit-downs and civil disobedience.

In 2008 the country launched a programme, "Thousand Talents", to entice more of them back.

In 2005 China's leadership launched a programme to build what it called a "new socialist countryside".