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But Danny Donohue, of the Civil Service Employees Association, said in a statement, "Our initial impression is positive," adding that the initiative "appears to have a broad mission to ensure consistent quality of care and maintain independent oversight".

"So it allowed us to play some role," he said, adding that the initiative did not hurt ratings.

No other changes are planned, said Louis M. Schultz, chairman and chief executive at Initiative Media North America, formerly Western Initiative Media North America, adding that the Initiative Media headquarters would remain in Los Angeles.

"This is not about influencing the decision-making process," Dr. Horn said, adding that the initiative is tied to changes in the welfare system because low-income people either don't have the money for counseling or such programs don't exist in the areas where they live.

He added that the initiative was part of Tesco's aim of rebuilding trust in the brand laid out by chief executive Dave Lewis, who was brought in 18 months ago after Tesco suffered a dive in sales and profits.

He added that the initiative's focus can easily be redirected because much of the technology being developed for use in the oil sands is relevant to other carbon industries.

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He adds that the initiative has received "very positive support and feedback" from all stakeholders, including the animal welfare community and industry.

Mr. Sharon made a point of saying that the relative calm "was achieved first and foremost through the uncompromising activity of the Israeli security forces," adding that the international peace initiative led by Mr. Bush had also helped.

"We had a ringbinder with their favourites written down," Vale said, adding that the free food initiative, dreamed up in 2013 and introduced in multiple branches around the Midlands, did not seem to him the wisest arrangement when it came to the issue of vulnerable or unstable people hanging around in betting shops.

"It's certainly not about government telling people what to do," said Mrs. Obama about her Let's Move initiative, adding that the stores benefited communities and big businesses.