Sentence examples for launched programmes from inspiring English sources

During the heady days of the 1990s, they launched programmes that look unaffordable now.

It has also launched programmes to build a fleet of modern aircraft carriers, and the full range of associated battleships.

Mr Ibrahim's problems started when the institute launched programmes to monitor elections, encourage voter registration, and explore the situation of Egypt's Coptic Christian minority.In this section Can famine be averted?

In parallel to its investment in cultural institutions, Labour launched programmes that reached out to young people across the country who would otherwise have no contact with the arts.

But the White House points to three states – California, New Jersey, and Rhode Island – that have launched programmes offering paid family and medical leave that it claims have not had any negative impact on employers and are helping shift the national debate.

In the 1990s, the Indonesian government launched programmes to train traditional birth attendants (TBAs) and increase the number of midwives.

As a newly launched programme there was extensive press coverage with photos taken of the students at each briefing.

In 2013 United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) with support of the European Union launched programme that provides access to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment for most-at-risk adolescents.

There is panic, and governments launch programmes of torture and deportation targeted at immigrant communities.

2012 Burma had tour operators flocking to launch programmes there, following the release of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Some companies are launching programmes for incoming MBA students as a strategy to identify talented candidates before they even set foot on campus.