Sentence examples for dollar initiative from inspiring English sources

To launch: Argo, NPR's three million dollar initiative to go local with twelve sites that each focus on one area of interest for a particular location.

As a response to the Heartbleed hiatus, the Linux Foundation announced a multi-million dollar initiative, backed by Facebook, Google, IBM, Microsoft and others, to help pay for open-source projects that are crucial to computing's core infrastructure.

WASHINGTON — Business executives and Republicans joined Democrats and labor unions in clamoring Wednesday for a multibillion dollar initiative to stimulate the economy with more federal spending on roads and bridges, waterways, airports, railways, schools and energy-saving technology.

This time, they set sail for Svalbard, a large archipelago in the North of Norway that hosts the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a Millenarist underground bunker facility and global multimillion dollar initiative designed to become the world's largest seedbank.

Technology companies and others are being challenged to spur innovations combating predatory practices and a multi-million dollar initiative has been launched encouraging communities to improve support for victims of trafficking.

Without White House backing of more stimulus, the House of Representatives has steadily hacked away at a jobs package that began as a several hundred billion dollar initiative and is now a shell of itself.

He has also led multi million dollar initiatives at Fortune 500 companies to create technology platforms for marketing.

And then, when the multi-million dollar initiatives fail to perform, the brand manager fires the ad agency because the spots didn't work and the marketing agency because sales were flat.

But it's a fifteen-billion-dollar initiative in a fourteen-trillion-dollar economy.

Over the summer he personally seeded a multimillion-dollar initiative to help impoverished black and Latino men.

One of them was a multimillion-dollar initiative that landed on a watchdog group's list of suspect government spending.