Sentence examples for beacon initiative from inspiring English sources

And yes, a beacon initiative in London might seem mundane when juxtaposed with Zuckerberg writing about wiring the world or Collins writing about curing cancer.

Beacon, Mary Beacon, and John Bunyan.

In 2008, the Beacons for Public Engagement initiative was funded by the UK Higher Education Funding Councils and the Research Councils UK with support from the Wellcome Trust, to improve the public engagement culture in higher education institutions (HEIs).

The Beacon to the Future initiative and campaign chairman Doug Bailey '72 spearheaded the fundraising efforts.

The initiative makes the Beacons the first UK national park to offer electric car rental through its accommodation businesses.

When he announced Beacon and Facebook's Social Ads initiative and was asked at the press conference whether he thought people would be put off by Beacon, his attitude was very different.

The panel is now agreeing details of a local "lighthouse" project to understand and address all issues related to the water cycle and findings from this project will act as a beacon for regional and national collaborative initiatives.

Facebook, having learned some lessons from its Beacon project last fall, is also pursuing more targeted advertising initiatives (e.g., its deal with jobs site CareerBuilder).

The infamous Beacon project also allows web services to import updates, but that takes the initiative of these other companies themselves.

All profits and merchandise sales from the following week's three shows at the Beacon Theatre in New York City were donated to the New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund and the New York City Public/Private Initiative.

Conceivably some fresh crowdfunding initiatives will come along; though last month's failure of Beacon, the US crowdfunding site for journalism, isn't exactly euphoric news on this score.