Sentence examples for implementing an initiative from inspiring English sources
Bryant has also focused on education, implementing an initiative that improved literacy among elementary school students and establishing public-private partnerships for early childhood education.
Kari McDonough is co-founder of Vets' Community Connections, using her experience as a management consultant for Accenture to assist communities in designing, developing and implementing an initiative which links veterans with the greater community.
Here we describe the experience of implementing an initiative to support local planning, prioritisation and budgeting for maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH) in a number of sub-national units in the Philippines.
With support from UNICEF, the Ministry of Education and Training has been implementing an initiative on mother tongue-based bilingual education since 2008 at selected pre-schools and primary schools, in the provinces of Lao Cai, Gia Lai and Tra Vinh.
These students studied collaboratively, facilitated by tutors to design, plan and implement an initiative focussing on epilepsy health promotion in a primary school.
The money will be used to set up an administrative facility to implement an initiative to protect roughly 220,000 square kilometers (85,000 square miles) of tropical forest in Brunei, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
The U.S. Agency for International Development has awarded Jhpiego a cooperative agreement of $33 million over five years to implement an initiative called Strengthening Angolan Systems for Health, or SASH.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Mental Health Services has implemented an initiative to disseminate CPT as part of a broad effort to make evidence-based psychotherapies widely available throughout the VA healthcare system.
* Cynda H. Rushton, associate professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, received $1 million in stimulus funds to design and implement an initiative to build empathy and understanding among medical professionals who treat children with chronic health conditions.
Cynda H. Rushton, associate professor at the School of Nursing, received $1 million in stimulus funds to design and implement an initiative to build empathy and understanding among medical professionals who treat children with chronic health conditions.
