Sentence examples for implement new initiatives from inspiring English sources
At the outset factory management agreed to support an expansion of existing health services as well as to implement new initiatives.
During the workshop, MIT faculty and experts will also work to catalyze partnerships among regions to develop unified action plans that implement new initiatives.
We must strengthen our existing efforts to improve campus climate for historically underrepresented and marginalized students, staff and faculty and implement new initiatives so that Berkeley will be a place where all can thrive and realize their full potential.
The survey of 1,000 parents in England, Wales and Northern Ireland found 73% agreed that pressures on schools to implement new initiatives in a short time could harm their child's education and 71% believed that academies and free schools will not raise standards.
To address this perceived decline, many universities and/or governments are attempting to implement new initiatives and policies that both encourage and facilitate clinical academic careers [5, 6, 7].
They do this work in an environment with increasingly constrained resources ― in 29 states, funding is still lower than it was before the 2008 recession ―and higher demands, such as being asked to implement new initiatives like the Common Core curriculum with little extra training.
Also, ports need to balance implementing new initiatives with not discouraging shipping operators through burdensome costs that may not be implemented elsewhere, for example emissions taxes [18].
Although education and childcare are constitutional domains of the states, the Australian Government has made a major commitment to implementing new initiatives for improving the life opportunities of all Australian children (DEEWR 2009c).
Every organization I have spoken with and researched that has implemented new initiatives around everything ranging from HR to training to compensation to perks and benefits, has done so because employees asked for those things not because they were nice bells and whistles to spend time and money on.
This comes to further highlight the importance of staff involvement when implementing new initiatives in health organizations and it also specific reduces resistance to change [ 23].
