Sentence examples for programme launched from inspiring English sources

The privatisation programme, launched through gritted teeth when the economy imploded, is woefully behind schedule.

A screening programme, launched in 2012, involves 5,000 mobile health centres.

The upshot was the Science and Entertainment Exchange programme, launched in 2008.

The programme, launched in 1958, became known down the years for its wholesome presenters.

This has created the world's largest cash-transfer programme, launched in April, with over 3m transactions a day.

The Trailblazer programme launched in March encourages employers to co-operate on the design of innovative apprenticeships.

But the biggest reform was a ten-year weapons-modernisation programme launched in 2010, at a cost of $720 billion.

A schools programme launched in March by the foundation has already made substantial donations to various charities.

He was a founding member of the Channel 4 News team when the programme launched in 1982.

Ainsworth defended the controversial "reintegration and reconciliation" programme launched by President Karzai at last month's London conference on Afghanistan.

The announcement on Tuesday will make permanent a pilot programme launched by the government in October 2014.