Sentence examples for development initiative in from inspiring English sources
"The street fest is an economic development initiative, in our minds," Ms. deSmet said.
M.L.S. took its first steps toward an academy-type setup last year, when it began its development initiative in partnership with the United States Soccer Federation.
Under her leadership, the development corporation has overseen a huge new development initiative in New London, a blue-collar town of about 25,000 that is among the poorest in the state.
The day was part of an effort organized by the Fresh Air Fund's Career Awareness Program, a year-round youth development initiative in New York City and at Camp Mariah in Fishkill, N.Y.
They include: a social housing program in Chile; an urban development initiative in South Korea; a Swedish alternative to the cyclist's helmet; a free eyeglasses project in Mexico; and a global empowerment movement for children run from India.
This paper examines factors that contributed to critical conversations in teacher communities of inquiry (CI) as part of a statewide professional development initiative in the United States.
Irn-Bru has also promised to indroduce new grassroots and community development initiatives in partnership with the SFL".
If UK foreign policy and development initiatives in the region are to be successful, we cannot risk closing, for example, our small office in Burundi.
The population of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands expanded particularly rapidly in the mid-20th century as immigrants took advantage of India's postindependence development initiatives in the territory.
He advanced the education and integration of Israeli immigrants; he supported the establishment of university-level Jewish studies in the former Soviet Union; and he furnished pioneering support for our Jewish community development initiatives in Germany.
The US, moreover, can and must take the lead on development initiatives in other arenas, deploying its economic strength and moral force on such issues as trade, immigration, climate, and illicit financial flows; it is in these areas that US action or its failure to act matters so much.
