Sentence examples for Parallel initiative from inspiring English sources

A parallel initiative, Think Ahead, is being launched to recruit high-fliers into adult mental health.

In a parallel initiative, Gates and two dozen other billionaires have committed to spend $2bn on energy research.

In a parallel initiative, he said, Mr. Obama should demand that Mr. Assad stop his barrel-bomb attacks and, if Mr. Assad does not, order the American military to knock out his air force or airfields.

A trio of social entrepreneurs has created a certification system called B Corp. — think of LEED certification for green buildings — and last week started a parallel initiative aimed at investors.

And all of the nonengineers are also asked to come up with ideas for what features they want to see on Spreecast, or it could even be on some parallel initiative.

The US and 18 other countries have pledged to double funds for clean energy research to a total of $20bn over five years, boosting a parallel initiative by Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg and increasing the prospects for successful agreement at the Paris climate negotiations that start on Monday.

Extra resources give organizations the freedom to try various tacks, including parallel initiatives in different groups and units.

They relate to the role of parallel initiatives for PM, the role of standardized metrics, the continuous improvement of PMSs, and the normalization and aggregation of measures.

Many of the proposals to be put forward by O'Malley parallel initiatives that Congress will debate in coming weeks, and O'Malley has acknowledged that an assault-weapons ban, like the federal one that expired in 2004, remains a measure that would be "a lot more effective on the national level". There are 46,719 assault weapons registered in Maryland, according to state police.

In addition to lending its support to U.S. measures such as the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) and UN Resolution 1540 (the preliminary draft of which was produced through Franco-American cooperation), the EU has also launched parallel initiatives such as the Chemical-Biological-Radiological-Nuclear (CBRN) Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence.

France and Germany are pursuing parallel initiatives to bolster their best universities.