Sentence examples for creating initiative from inspiring English sources
I am writing to urge your support of the 30/10 transportation and job creating initiative for Los Angeles.
Lehman Brother analyst Jeffrey Bernstein believes that McDonald's momentum "can be sustained without making heroic changes to their already strong and stable business model, predicated on quick service category leading fundamentals and consistently increasing shareholder value creating initiatives".
She built True's platform of founder services creating initiatives such as True University, TEC: the True Entrepreneur Corps, Founder Camp, and True Talent.
It achieved its reduction in crops through economic development by creating initiatives that allow coca farmers to develop other sources of income.
It recommends that executives at the top of organisations create initiatives to foster the promotion of women.
"The best thing is to create initiatives to engage youths because it is very painful when they finish education and sit for years".
With Johnnie Cochran threatening lawsuits, Upshaw is obligated to back the league with which he has partnered to create initiatives to escalate the pace of hiring.
The city has also created initiatives to send carts selling fresh fruits and vegetables to poor neighborhoods, and to draw grocery stores carrying fresh fruit and produce to low-income areas by offering them tax credits and other incentives.
"There are things happening everywhere, enough to call it a movement," said Deborah Epstein Henry, who founded Flex-Time Lawyers, a consulting firm that creates initiatives encouraging work-life balance for law firms, with an emphasis on the retention and promotion of women.
RUTV also profiles social innovation and reports on ways visionaries use entrepreneurial strategies to create initiatives for change.
Under New York Governor George Pataki, Mr. Doar was appointed Deputy Commissioner in 1995 where he created initiatives for young dads and was responsible for child support collections soaring to more than $1 billion.
