Sentence examples for a creative initiative from inspiring English sources

The schools chancellor, Harold O. Levy, praised what he described as a "creative initiative to pay longstanding prior-year school aid claims," and said the money "should accelerate an infusion of state aid payments to meet critical local needs".

Meanwhile her ordeal inspired a new creative initiative, the Loading Dock Project, built around a new composition based on interviews she plans to conduct with criminals and victims.

She praised UNICEF and the Ministry of Education for working out such a novel and creative initiative for the young.

The Likud's over-the-top criticism of Mr. Beilin -- and of the Israeli Army chief of staff when he pointed out the Sharon government's reluctance to strengthen Palestinian moderates -- had all the earmarks of a ruling party that knows it has not washed the dishes, not made any creative initiatives for peace since coming to power, and hates being exposed.

The multimedia project received initial funding of £25,902 from a creative councils initiative run by Nesta, the innovation agency.

2) To put mind, body and spirit into the educational system, and 3) my creative initiative, to preserve artisan culture, a vanishing way of life in a world of modern technology.

Under a creative public initiative called Maisons de Mode, or Fashion Houses, Lille, France's fourth-largest metropolis, and nearby Roubaix have been recruiting young fashion designers to set up shop in two downbeat neighborhoods.

Wingdings, while almost never useful, salvage a few spots on the ranking through their sheer bravado and creative initiative.

But now a small group of musicians, most notably in France and Scandinavia, is taking the creative initiative and going its own way with the music.

Meanwhile the BBC has its Get Creative initiative, designed to turn us from consumers into makers.

Had it not been for this creative initiative we would have still been revolving around scenarios of desperate partial changes.