Sentence examples for difficult initiatives from inspiring English sources

Show me that you are ready to be Obama stakeholders, not free-riders — stakeholders in what will be expensive and difficult initiatives by the Obama administration to keep the world stable and free at a time when we have fewer resources.

No bank is required to obtain depositor's consent; it's up to the individual to "opt out" -- to take the difficult initiative of demanding that the bank not make his life an open book.

However, cocooning programs proved to be a labor-intensive and logistically difficult initiative to implement, mainly due to the displacement of the pregnancy caregivers and the immunization process.

He told me that repeal of the law is "one of our top priorities," but said that his efforts were aimed not at an "extremely difficult" ballot-initiative campaign but at repeal through state legislation.

Abhishek's passionate commitment for youth activism, social justice, and interfaith cooperation is highlighted through his involvement with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and the Difficult Dialogues Initiative.

All aforementioned characteristics of the city make market control initiatives difficult.

This has made consistent descriptions and comparative analysis of e-Participation initiatives difficult, thus hindering the overall evolution of e-Participation.

We wonder why the government would endorse or sanction existing practices as "best" making it even more difficult for these initiatives to overcome hurdles for success?

[MPC3] "It is difficult to take initiatives… because I cannot really say that I have got back-up from my colleagues.

Several persons with stroke described how they lacked willpower and found it difficult to take initiatives, while others reported an inner drive to make things work, but did not have a strategy to achieve this.

This limitation extends to the case of the evaluation data reported in Table 7. Specifically, we do not report specific or quantitative measures of learning (e.g., means, SDs, p values or effect sizes), making the evaluation of the effectiveness of the educational initiatives difficult to compare.