Sentence examples for the programmes launched from inspiring English sources

These channels differ from the programmes launched by the American and British central banks in late 2008 and early 2009.

Further weakening of the single currency seems likely.All this makes the ECB's foray into QE less like the programmes launched by the Fed and the Bank of England at the height of the crisis and more like those of the Bank of Japan, which has been combating the more insidious threat of deflation.

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

The UK became an Interrail country when the programme launched in 1972, a year before we joined the union.

The campaign urging the broadcaster to scrap the programme launched soon after the first episode, claiming the show unfairly demonised people who received benefits.

The official evaluation of the programme launched by David Cameron has not been published because it would be embarrassing to ministers, it has been claimed.

The programme launched with around 500,000 more viewers than BBC2 usually gets in the 10pm slot, so the corporation is keen to make a second series next year.

The programme, launched in 2002 by the non-governmental organisation Building Resources Across Communities Brac) and later expanded to cover up to 300,000 ultra-poor women and their households, aims to tackle poverty in gender-sensitive ways.

The programme, launched by The Reading Agency charity and endorsed by the Department of Health, will be rolled out across England in May.

Also, many children are difficult to monitor, another reason the programme launched today is very important.

Average pass rates since the programme launched, for those students completing all of the required assessments, were 84% ± 11% in year 1, 85% ± 10% in year 2, and 88% ± 7% in year 3 of the MSc programme.