Sentence examples for contributed to initiatives from inspiring English sources

A strong believer in education, McGinty served as a trustee to Salve Regina University, was an active alumnus of Chicago Booth, and contributed to initiatives at Milton Academy, the Rivers School, the investment committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, Goddard House in Brookline, MA, and Trinity Church Boston.

They form the basis for recommendations for drug therapy in older people, are implemented in prescribing supports and drug utilisation reviews, are used in national benchmarking of the quality of Swedish healthcare and have contributed to initiatives from pensioner organisations.

Large foundations are getting in on the act by contributing to initiatives that enable the world's municipal leaders to share ideas and tackle broader international challenges.

It will also contribute to initiatives designed to counter the bullying of women in gaming, a point that was especially remarked upon in the tech press, because Intel had, several months earlier, faced accusations of sexism after getting embroiled in a video-game-industry controversy known as Gamergate.

The talks include discussing about sourcing components for the systems locally, including base material like steel, in order to help contribute to initiatives by the government that seek both to modernize India's transportation infrastructure, and to support some of its homegrown initiatives like "Make in India".

This is likely to contribute to initiatives to reduce maladaptive outcomes associated with excessive alcohol consumption in this population.

A clearer understanding of health worker needs can contribute to initiatives to improve working and living conditions in a particular area.

The German Cooperation has contributed to this initiative by placing regional support staff.

Eleven projects contributed to the initiative, most of them having their own data management solution (see Figure 1).

This study contributed to the initiative by providing qualitative data about community responses to key health messages in the 2009 and 2010 H1N1 campaigns, the impact of messages on behavioural change and the differential impact on vulnerable groups in New Zealand.

"But they have also contributed to numerous state initiatives promoting literacy, health and infrastructural improvements that benefited the urban and rural poor".