Sentence examples for launched help from inspiring English sources

He later launched Help to Buy, in which the government underwrites mortgages for first-time buyers on properties up to £600,000.

Chancellor George Osborne launched Help to Buy last year in a bid to revive the housing market and support the wider economy.

While not all savings providers are offering the new schemes yet, the likes of Nationwide, NatWest, Lloyds, HSBC and Aldermore have launched Help to Buy Isas paying 2 per cent.

Earlier this month, O2 - owned by Telefonica - launched Help at Hand, a device aimed at elderly people living in their own homes.

3Crowd, which recently launched, help users manage their content across multiple CDNs (content delivery systems) at the same time, using rule sets to determine which CDNs should be tapped depending on variables like the user's location and which content they're accessing.

In fact, George Osborne – who launched Help to Buy – also gave Knight a job at the Treasury, which runs the scheme.

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The party says it will launch 'Help To Rent' in England, if it is in the UK government after the general election.

And a new "Help to Buy" Isa will be launched to help people save for a deposit.

Prosecutions were launched to help Republican candidates win elections.

Last week a new website, bibliotastic.com, was launched to help connect aspiring authors to a wider audience.