Sentence examples for from the initiative of from inspiring English sources
The plan differs little from the initiative of the United Nations peace envoy, which has gotten nowhere.
They attempted to dominate the Constituent Assembly although they previously fled from all initiatives aimed at resolving the conflict with the forces of the counter-revolution (starting with the military), and are today fleeing from the initiative of forming a civilian presidential council to complete the goals of the revolution.
Aside from the initiative of a few foreign venture and vulture funds, now in retreat, there is no lending to new entrepreneurs to help get things moving again.
NAAG officials say any class actions spring from the initiative of individual states rather than from the association acting on its own.
The first solar power plants are already being constructed in North Africa, while not only all of these projects are directly related to Desertec but are also to be perceived as originating from the initiative of single countries.
This work arose from the initiative of 'booksellers' alive to the reading public's interest in North America, where Britain was then at war with France, and the work was co-written with Burke's 'cousin' and friend William Burke.
Moreover, the farm bill should include funds from the Strikeforce Initiative of the Department of Agriculture to help farmers transition to forms of perennial agriculture — initially focusing on edible tree crops and perennial grass pastures — rather than providing more subsidies to biofuel production from annual crops.
In some cases, the programs have received support from the Healthy Parks Healthy People initiative of the National Park Service (NPS), launched as a pilot in 2011 and set to expand significantly in 2016 and beyond.
"In India, a large, hierarchical bureaucracy is attempting to do a job that a good advertising agency could do," said Yamini Aiyar, from the Accountability Initiative of the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi.
Despite incidents like these becoming more common, the most sincere harm-reduction efforts have not come from the government, rather the initiatives of smaller groups and charities.
US laboratories, in fact, commonly arose separately from one another, following the initiatives of the different specialists who started introducing this technique in their practice.
