Sentence examples for effective initiatives from inspiring English sources

There is no question that effective initiatives can be taken to address particular inequalities.

We also believe European leaders could scale up effective initiatives, such as those implemented by AGRA, already underway in Africa.

And the statement calls on the United States to "undertake reasonable and effective initiatives for energy conservation and the development of alternate renewable and clean-energy resources".

Developed as a tool to determine the most effective initiatives for re-establishing the bicycle in the urban landscape, this year Copenhagenize scrutinised 122 cities with a population above 600,000.

So we should move aggressively to identify, test and evaluate a variety of new approaches and to institute and spread effective initiatives, to help more poor children advance and poor adults surmount barriers to success in the labor market.

It's intensely frustrating that we have a political system in which empirically effective initiatives are dragged, as a matter of course, into these ignorant, corrosive pre-fab scripts, and detonated for partisan advantage.

Nor, it seems from Monday's vote, can parliament take any effective initiative of its own either.

"The chance of advancing an effective initiative and an agreement between Israel and the Palestinians has receded".

A co-director of the UK Energy Research Centre, he is also chairman of the National Industrial Symbiosis Programme (NISP), the UK's most effective initiative at promoting resource efficiency in industry.

Thanks to Sameh's replicable, cost effective initiative, the reduction and perhaps eventual eradication of a health hazard that clearly contributes to the poverty of the area is realised through the vision and labour of community members themselves; it is sustainable and it is not imposed from the outside.

He shows ego-busting beration by the sergeant (Vaughn) that leaves the raw recruits ready to fuse into one disciplined and unified mass — but not the training or, for that matter, the traits of character that lead soldiers to take effective initiative in the chaos of battle.