Sentence examples for develop an initiative to from inspiring English sources
Kentucky recently selected two agencies, Fitzgerald & Company and New West, to develop an initiative to unite its disparate pitches.
As mayor, Booker worked with the conservative Manhattan Institute to develop an initiative to help prisoners successfully reenter society after their terms are up.
With the British, we developed an initiative to reward provinces that became poppy-free or reduced their poppy crop by a specified amount.
These include creating the country's first happy-centred school, developing an initiative to encourage resilience and community spirit in a divided area of Bradford and running a rehabilitation programme for service users in a secure mental-health unit.
Even as these students were forming their new network, NSF was developing an initiative to fund projects that connect far-flung research departments focusing on the same problems, with a special emphasis on international collaboration.
In line with the theme and in partnership with Upin and Ipin, UNICEF Malaysia has developed an initiative to encourage boys to support, protect and speak out on violence against girls.
The JSR is hoping to develop an initiative that will encourage the parties to end the violence and begin a political process.
This research aims to develop an initiative modular unglazed Solar Thermal Facade (STF) concept initially for hot water generation to facilitate the integration of solar energy with buildings.
She is also talking with several universities to develop an initiative focusing on the intersection of culture and international relations.
The NIEHS Office of the Director will be working with division leaders to develop an initiative on infectious disease and environmental health to incorporate infectious disease into the toxicological paradigm.
Ms. Gurley's organization is about to begin a campaign to call attention to the potential fragility of the Internet, and the need to develop a national initiative to make sure it works in a crisis.
