Sentence examples for information initiatives from inspiring English sources
Rather than make societies fairer, can access to information initiatives entrench inequalities by neglecting the marginalised?
Pew's managing director for information initiatives, Donald Kimelman, spent two decades at The Inquirer, including four years as its Moscow correspondent.
The policy implications of big data are addressed using Korean information initiatives to highlight key considerations as the country progresses in this new ecology era.
And like cold war (and pre-cold war) U.S. international information initiatives, Al-Hurra draws on talent from private-sector U.S. culture industries.
In recent months, coalition members have attended bail hearings, accompanied police on patrols, penned op-ed pieces, met with legislators, supported voter information initiatives for district attorney races, and pushed for the shutdown of Rikers Island in New York and juvenile-sentencing reform in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
As Deputy Commissioner of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Bassett spearheaded campaigns to ban smoking in public places, eliminate trans fats in restaurants and require chain restaurants to post calorie information — initiatives that have become global models, adopted widely in cities in other countries.
The Nutrition Information Initiative, launched last year, put detailed labels on McDonald's packaging with data on calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates and salt content.
Recently US envoy Richard Holbrooke and McChrystal have talked of the need "to wrest the information initiative from the Taliban and other groups".
Specifically, France is pushing for the creation of a database on stocks, dubbed the Agricultural Market Information Initiative, that would be managed by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome.
We are organized the Information Initiative at Duke (iiD).
Sparks spoke as part of the "Data Dialogue" series hosted by the Information Initiative at Duke.
