Sentence examples for the programme relaunched from inspiring English sources

The programme relaunched in April 2009 with Julia Bradbury, then 38, and former Blue Peter presenter Matt Baker, then 30, along with veteran broadcaster John Craven, 68, who was kept on for a slot called John Craven Investigates.

NHS London provided funding for nurses to join the BTP's team in 2013, and the programme was relaunched.

The couple used the programme to relaunch themselves as media stars and it's still compelling viewing, particularly Christine Hamilton's flirt scene, and Neil's House of Cards (original version) quoting response.

ITV has confirmed it will drop the GMTV brand after 18 years when the breakfast programme relaunches.

He introduced Today host James Naughtie to the BBC - as the presenter of The World at One - and relaunched the programme where successes included a world exclusive interview with Salman Rushdie following the Ayatollah Khomeni's fatwa on the author.

Alan has been part of the programme since it was relaunched for the start of the Premier League in 1992, and he broke new ground right from the start.

Originally based on a National Vocational Qualification, the programme was revised and relaunched in 2004, and consisted of a basic cultural heritage course, providing opportunities to develop academic skills and improve confidence, and to support individuals seeking to return to employment.

Despite the criticisms, Public Health England relaunched the programme in 2013 with a commitment to reach an estimated 15 million eligible people in over five years, and published an implementation review and action plan to develop a programme of work to apply 'greater rigour' in evaluating it [ 4].

Boutros-Ghali's aim was to set in motion a radical reform programme to relaunch the UN during its 50th anniversary in 1995.

Select OK and quit the program, before relaunching it.

"Rose" received positive reviews and was seen as a successful relaunch to the programme.