Sentence examples for creation initiative from inspiring English sources
An announcement by President Obama of a job creation initiative failed to motivate investors.
And that, it said, is why Mr. Obama also will propose a job creation initiative for the near term, including new and previously proposed ideas for temporary tax cuts and infrastructure programs and for retraining the long-term unemployed.
To that end, it's launched a new fan-focused video creation initiative called The NBA Playmakers Network, which will include a YouTube channel, access to various NBA content assets and other platforms the league will be including over time.
The odds that a meaningful job creation initiative will emerge from the capital before November are roughly equivalent to those of Dominique Strauss-Kahn becoming pope.
His executive actions are part of Mr. Obama's "we can't wait" campaign for job creation initiatives that do not need approval from Congress.
Hedgerow and woodland bird communities are essentially complementary and habitat creation initiatives in lowland agricultural landscapes should not be excessively weighted towards one habitat or the other.
"We are troubled that the Company remains closed-minded to alternative value creation initiatives, and instead appears solely focused on pursuing the status quo," Starboard said in a letter to the board.
As Gov. Rick Perry pushes his job creation initiatives on the presidential campaign trail, he often touts the Texas Enterprise Fund, an economic development program that the governor's office says is bringing 59,000 jobs and $14.7 billion in capital investment to Texas.
After an additional $50M gift in 2016, Michael Polsky expanded the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, unifying and enhancing UChicago's leading venture creation initiatives.
Why should Protestants join Orthodox, Roman Catholics and Evangelicals in caring for creation initiatives?
And job creation initiatives that rely on public/private partnerships and help businesses of every size are vital.
