Sentence examples for addition to the initiatives from inspiring English sources

In addition to the initiatives described, we also identified several other initiatives on teaching agile methods that were developed in the last 3 years within many universities in Brazil.

In addition to the initiatives and programs, other factors such as maternal age may also explain the increase in mental illness diagnoses for mothers after birth [ 14].

market, and are an important addition to the regulatory initiatives that address abusive and unethical practices that have occurred with I.P.O.'s," said Robert Glauber, the chief executive of NASD.

In addition to the above initiatives, Microsoft announced that Bing Games is henceforth available for users outside the United States in other English-speaking markets such as Australia, Canada, the UK and New Zealand.

In addition to the above initiatives, there has also been a recent push for greater publication of raw data.

In addition to the major initiatives just considered, there have been efforts on a more limited scale to provide annotation standards for particular types of annotations.

In addition to the FAO-WHO initiative, such an approach is supported by the Global Horticultural Initiative (GlobalHort) and is now considered globally as a good way for reaching the United Nations Millenium Development Goals (MDGs) [26].

In addition to the Hull initiative, further education students at Walsall College in the west Midlands have begun issuing vouchers to allow three-days' emergency access to the Black Country Food Bank.

In addition to the Excellence Initiative, the German government provides a range of other funding streams including up to twelve years of support for Collaborative Research Centers (CRCs).

In addition to the "sophia" initiative, the government has defined therapeutic patient education (TPE) as a national priority as part of the major health system reforms passed in 2009 [ 19].

In addition to the Measles Initiative partners, the fight against malaria is being led by agencies, including: the Canadian Red Cross; the Canadian International Development Agency; the Global Fund against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; Malaria No More; Population Services International; the President's Malaria Initiative; the Roll Back Malaria Partnership; and others.