Sentence examples for developing the initiatives from inspiring English sources

The checklists are expected to cover standard experimental design features (i.e., randomization, blinding, and statistics), but Silberberg says there's also a deliberate attempt among those developing the initiatives to "do no harm," or in other words, to avoid stifling creativity.

The Healthy Living Pharmacy (HLP) concept is relatively new, with Portsmouth developing the initiative in 2010.

With the current LEED ratings, said Ray Mims, the garden's conservation horticulturist and one of the leaders in developing the initiative, "you could get a platinum-certified building and potentially do a very poor job with the site".

"We're helping with marketing strategies, what kinds of shows the commercials should be in, what kinds of shows should be avoided," said Jason Chase of Dover, Del., a 17-year-old high school senior who is among the teenagers working on developing the initiative.

The OPE and the First Lady's NGO Alola Foundation have been key partners with UNICEF in developing the initiative.

They were saying that it was not worth developing the initiative that we were engaged in, and it was necessary to get rid of "all these problems" (drug-dependent children)… My opinion was the opposite," said Vova.

The processes included the extent to which key stakeholders such as clinicians or patients were involved in developing the initiative, the use of needs assessment and an evidence-based approach, the quality of management and leadership for the initiative and the extent of barriers to making changes associated with the initiative.

"This is the product of a lot of really hard, earnest work on this policy," said Karl Zinsmeister, a domestic policy adviser to Mr. Bush who helped develop the initiative.

"The idea was to create a market from among our competitors in order to incentivise the whole supply chain to work together," says Lynch of Belu, which worked with Bristol-based glass packaging firm Rawlings to develop the initiative.

"As the worker sees a child, she will ask the caretaker for the child's gender and approximate date of birth before scanning both of the child's thumbs," explains Mark Thomas, executive director of VaxTrac, the organization that developed the initiative.

Joshua DuBois, executive director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, said Mr. Patel, who served on the president's religion advisory council, and the Youth Core staff were "critical early partners" in developing the new initiative.