Sentence examples for considering initiatives from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. is considering initiatives, for example, to better explain telephone bills.

Several other Berkeley professional schools, including the Haas School of Business and the Law School, are also considering initiatives in China.

Ms. Gear said Catalina has also been considering initiatives in areas like daily deals and group buying, adding, "We're working with our clients to figure out how to market in this new world".

In particular, we show that such a system, implemented in a country like Chile, would allow for DISCOs a total potential benefit of 811.7 millions of dollars for the 3-year study period (2005 2007), considering initiatives that promote a 5% savings in real consumption during on-peak hours, obtained by the spread or difference between the proposed and the current systems.

The United States does not strike this plaintive note when considering initiatives by its old partner, Europe.

The differences in cost-effectiveness between interventions can be staggering, particularly when considering initiatives that require implementation at scale.

On election reform, voters in California and Colorado will consider initiatives that would allow same-day registration at the polls.

She'll look at everything as an outsider as a customer refusing to tolerate problems that have lasted so long I've forgotten they're there, re-considering initiatives we already passed over for want of imagination or energy.

It's already a growing trend when you consider initiatives like Joseph Gordon-Levitt's hitRECord, which brought together 80,000 users to collaborate on the script, score, and production of independent films.

It may be time to consider initiatives at the continental (if not intercontinental) scale to tackle unresolved issues.

All things considered, initiatives aiming at monitoring trends in national obesity and promoting prevention actions at local level are of strategic importance.