Sentence examples for communicative initiatives from inspiring English sources

A syndrome-specific low rate of communicative initiatives indicates a special problem for designing intervention programs which depend on opportunities for facilitating strategies.

Both P1 and P2 interpret the financial incentives in government policy initiatives as "communicative gestures".

Hearing parents of deaf infants often are less likely to respond and expand on their deaf infants' initiative and communicative acts.

I received good feedback: the people on Twitter and the people I met in London told me that I am proactive and communicative, that I have good initiative and that I look very motivated.

Policy initiatives also form part of the communicative interactions to which members of the practice are responding.

In a provocative stance, it could be said that the issue of public-private voluntarism raises the question if government is in fact propagating a political agenda under the cover of spontaneous private initiative, thus infringing on society's free communicative action or discourse, and if so, by what mandate?

Section 2 focused on communication activities and consisted of six subsections: (a) Communicative modes, (b) Communicative functions – expressive, (c) Communicative functions – social, (d) Communicative functions – receptive, (e) Communicative effectiveness, and (f) Personal factors.

Potential problems the clinician has to be able to deal with include social and communicative deficits, lack of imaginative power, difficulty with change, limited interest, lack of initiative, and sensory under- and over-sensitivity.

In this regard, they associated masculinity with a combination of stereotypical norms (such as taking initiative and mastering the romantic relationship) and non-stereotypical norms (such as being communicative, gentle and listening).

A number of national initiatives have been taken to improve English language teaching including the production and free distribution of textbooks embodying a communicative language approach (Farooqui 2010), adopting various donor-loan funded projects (Hamid 2010) and incrementally training teachers.

Less communicative.