An increase in extra-curricular initiatives in UK-based HEIs may be attributed to the introduction of the higher education achievement report (HEAR).
International law has been shunted aside as if it is an optional extra by EU initiatives over recent years.
"Ethnic cleansing," "revenue enhancement," "voluntary regulation," "tree-density reduction," "faith-based initiatives," "extra affirmative action," "single-payer plans" -- these terms may be oblique, but at least they wear their obliquity on their sleeves.
But if NIH received the extra $970 million from the initiative, the agency would fund 650 additional research grants and put $50 million more into a universal influenza vaccine.
Sorting through produce to identify what can be distributed through the Perfectly Imperfect initiative takes extra work, but Weingart said it's worth it to help cut back on food waste. .
As promised in the Guardian, the chancellor - a first-time father himself - provided an extra £1bn for childcare initiatives.
Fares (who spent 13 years in Israeli prisons himself for his activities during the first intifada), was a signatory to the Geneva Initiative, the extra-parliamentary peace document conceived of by Israeli politician Yossi Beilin, and Palestinian Yassar Abbed Rabbo.
On the policy side, promoters of laws that incentivize health or push back on corporate food interests such as Michelle Obama's Let's Move! initiative, bans on extra-large sodas, and extra SNAP benefits at farmer's markets inevitably target "obesity" in their campaigns.
The second graders at the grammar school around the corner held an election — not for President, but on a ballot initiative: Should they have extra recess or extra activity time?
Wheeldon has been amazed by Hurry's ability to take on the extra responsibility and show such initiative.
