Sentence examples for broad-based initiative from inspiring English sources

This is a broad-based initiative that supports research and development of advanced technologies and encourages co-operation and communication between neuroscientists and information scientists.

The group is planning a broad-based initiative in this area: it intends to launch more than 30 purely battery-powered electric vehicles over the next ten years," he said.

However, this is the first broad-based initiative of its kind in the US and features a partnership between the community, the federal government, and the high-tech industry.

The Obama administration has focused on broad-based initiatives aimed at lowering unemployment in general, while declining to address elevated rates among minority groups.

In his widely read DaveNet, a stream-of-consciousness newsletter distributed by e-mail and on the Web (http://davenet.userland.com), Mr. Winer has accused Microsoft of seizing control of the industry standards-setting process to the benefit of the company's broad-based Internet initiative, called.Net.Net

In parallel, scientists at IRRI are coordinating a broad-based phenotyping initiative and developing a rich set of mapping populations that will complement the genotyping effort described above.

In his book "The Arab Center," for example, former Jordanian Foreign Minister Marwan Muasher describes a tense episode in 2004 when Jordan was promoting a broad-based Arab initiative to break the deadlock in the Middle East peace process.

One factor was that such stakeholders as the NSSF perceived health insurance to be a project of the MOH rather than a broad-based government initiative [ 40].

This year, NIDA announced the continuation of a broad-based research initiative begun in 2002 to address the epidemiologic, social, behavioral, cognitive, and neurobiological consequences of inhalant abuse, as well as treatment and prevention.

I work on the Stanford Digital Repository, collaborating closely with Data Management Services and supporting broad-based academic initiatives such as the Electronic Dissertation system.

In this role, she provides strategic vision and oversight of the regulatory components of the Duke Human Research Protection Program and assists with the development of broad-based research initiatives and other activities to support Duke's growing clinical research enterprise.