Sentence examples for initiative advised from inspiring English sources

La Montagne chaired the World Health Organization Task Force on Strategic Planning for the Children's Vaccine Initiative, advised the Pan American Health Organization on programs for vaccine-research implementation, and served as a member of the board for the Global Alliance for Tuberculosis Drug Development.

You don't necessarily need to spend the summer with your nose in a book, but you do need to put your summers to work by pursuing activities that display drive and initiative, advises Katherine Cohen of IvyWise to high school students.

Mr. Olasky had initially advised the Bush campaign on the initiative, but in recent weeks had become an additional surprise critic.

21 Both the US government's ChooseMyPlate initiative 22 and the UK government's Change4Life initiative 23 advise against frequent consumption of ready meals, despite no study having comprehensively assessed their nutritional content.

Steve Ogden heads the Next Detroit Neighbourhood Initiative, which advises the city's mayor, Dave Bing, on how to combat blight at the neighbourhood level.

The government's "Cyber Streetwise" initiative, which advises us on our online security, has the stern tagline: "You wouldn't do this in the real world.

Radiologists should take the initiative to advise referring clinicians when a MRI scan is warranted but has not been considered due to presence of an implant.

But legal experts at the US Department of Justice closely analyze the proposed first referendum initiative and advise Mr. Obama that it would be illegal.

The Luxembourg initiative will be advised by Jean-Jacques Dordain, the former Director General of the European Space Agency.

The intranet is also used to communicate new initiatives and advise what staff can to do to help.

Martha Minow, a professor of law at Harvard University who has written about religion-based initiatives and has advised the Obama campaign on the issue, said Mr. Obama would move to "return the law to what it was before the current administration," in other words barring the consideration of religion in hiring decisions for such programs that receive federal financing.