Sentence examples for forward initiative from inspiring English sources

And last year, it launched the Post It Forward initiative to bring awareness about mental health.

We now work with businesses to create events and teambuilding workshops based on the Sew It Forward initiative.

With this in mind, Ashoka's Future Forward initiative recently kicked off a series of online conversations aiming to clarify who is responsible for youth employment in Africa.

In the same spirit, we would encourage you to offer one of your songs up to be covered by another artist, and follow suit – donate the publishing monies to charity – The Play it Forward Initiative.

Where The Good Wardrobe provides a platform for people to share their knowledge, our Sew It Forward initiative brings people together by encouraging them to share their sewing and mending skills.

Playing "ready golf" and subscribing to the tee it forward initiative by checking your ego and moving up a tee box can make a difference, but to measurably speed up golf and alleviate the game's chronic pace-of-play woes, hole-to-hole transport needs to evolve.

Labour has urged the coalition to bring forward initiatives to encourage private sector investment alongside plans for greater public sector infrastructure and investment spending.

"EH Bildu is putting forward initiatives out of internal necessity and for electoral purposes," Urkullu told Cadena Ser radio in an interview.

In this regard, the Border Defense Cooperation Agreement signed by India and China is a significant step that takes forward initiatives agreed upon by both parties to maintain peace and tranquillity along the border since 1993.

"We have to demonstrate outside the Beltway and to Americans that we need to move forward initiatives that are going to benefit small businesses and individuals in a tough economy," Ms. Snowe said.

It is a theoretical as well as an empirical question to identify and categorize the actors responsible for bringing forward initiatives towards transformation or a transition of a regime or the dominating rules within a field.