Sentence examples for initiative additional from inspiring English sources
Several policy initiatives are in the works, including bilateral partnerships (such as the recent UK-China initiadditionalditional scholarships for one-year language preparation courses, more programmes in English, and easier access to the job market for international students.
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With the expansion of this initiative additional vulnerable communities in Assiut and Sohag governorates will also be reached.
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As part of this, increased attention to private sector initiatives, additional external collaboration, local participation and community control is recommended.
Continuing to monitor the bottom line that intensive diabetes management prevents costly complications and is economically sage Building on these core initiatives, additional ancillary studies are planned.
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In case a patient experienced a relapse in between follow up visits, or after the initial 1 year follow up period, extra visits were performed at the patient's initiative for additional monitoring and treatment.
Judge Lippman said that with its annual budget of $1.5 billion, the court system could finance the initiative without additional funds, and he believes there is enough space in drug treatment programs for many additional patients.
Still, as political winds shifted nationally, with many Republican candidates denouncing cap-and-trade in the 2010 midterm elections, the program came under fire from critics who argued that the initiative imposed additional costs on electric utilities that were then passed on to consumers.
Under the initiative, 2,000 additional university places were made available to foster a culture of "enterprise and innovation" as government deliberately sought to broaden access to enterprise education in Australian universities.
