Sentence examples for external initiatives from inspiring English sources
And is he confident that he is kept fully informed of all sensitive external initiatives taken by our services?
She has worked with senior management on internal and external initiatives across the UK, Europe and North America, implementing real and impactful solutions for a broad range of businesses, governments and NGO's including Unilever, Barnet Council, Shell, DECC, DFID, Defra and Greenpeace.
As his motion is now written, Schmerelson criticizes the Broad plan but asks the Board of Education to oppose "external initiatives that seek to reduce public education in Los Angeles to an educational marketplace and our children to market shares".
Senior leaders can also lead the way in implementation -- when Royal DSM started its change management work on innovation and sustainability, CEO Feike Sijbesma and other board members assumed key roles in the process as Chairs or Sponsors of internal and external initiatives.
Our Iganga District assessment revealed a range of parallel information processes due to external initiatives.
Their role is also key to the success of external initiatives, as they come to embody links between funded programmes and community life.
Far from promoting increased regional trade and commerce, the Central Asian states now seem to be using external economic initiatives to extract new revenue.
This year, Google committed $150 million to both internal and external diversity initiatives.
Formerly, she was VP of Group Communications for the BBVA Group in New York and Houston, leading internal and external communication initiatives as well as investor relations.
The chief social officer (CSO) would understand and lead the adoption of new social technologies, engagement practices, and company-wide internal and external collaboration initiatives.
A key theme emerging from the articles related to the lack of resources allocated to external accountability initiatives as well as concerns about whether citizens have the capacity to hold providers to account [ 6, 20, 22- 24].
