Sentence examples for developing new initiatives from inspiring English sources
Smaller universities too are developing new initiatives in order to boost their prospects for attracting and retaining more faculty.
One does see however, that small and medium scale enterprises are developing new initiatives applying industrialised technologies and, for example, the application of wood as a main construction material.
Ms. Menon is an active member of the firm's Women's Network, Pro Bono and Diversity Committees, developing new initiatives to enhance the advancement and retention of women and minority lawyers.
This should be taken into account when developing new initiatives.
While research is believed to be essential in guiding improvements in health systems and developing new initiatives [ 1], there is growing recognition of the importance of measuring its returns [ 2- 7].
Once again, DERT has been the focal point of developing new initiatives, such as the ONES program, the DISCOVER centers program, the Exposure Biology program, as well as exciting new funding opportunities in epigenetics and comparative genomics to support and implement the Strategic Plan and new vision.
A statement said the college would now work with the wider university and commit resources to develop new initiatives with Nigerian heritage and museum authorities "to discuss and determine the best future for the okukor, including the question of repatriation".
These are the places you have to come work in to develop new initiatives for our planet".
Under Wittenberg's leadership, the NYRR has helped develop new initiatives such as the World Marathon Majors Series and several community programs that have introduced running to underprivileged children.
Additionally, Sudanese women and health professionals should work together to develop new initiatives which include undertaking physical activity with their children.
The increasing demand for healthcare in Iran forced the stakeholders of nursing education to develop new initiatives to meet the demand.
