Sentence examples for initiative all from inspiring English sources

It's Bill Clinton and the school uniforms initiative all over again.

So popular, in fact, that polling taken by independent groups showed that if the idea came up as a ballot initiative, all signs pointed to it winning outright.

In remarks prepared for delivery in Vienna, Mr. Abraham said that as part of the new campaign, the Global Threat Reduction Initiative, all unused Russian-origin fuel would be repatriated by the end of next year.

It runs through June 16, when, in a new and ambitious initiative, all the pianos will be moved to Josie Robertson Plaza in Lincoln Center for a day of outdoor concerts before they are donated to schools, hospitals and community centers.

This, too, came unexpectedly; he himself had "never thought of such a thing, such a solution through violence," and he described his reaction in almost the same words: "I lost everything, all joy in my work, all initiative, all interest; I was, so to speak, blown out".

In Director magazine in April, she described her "vibrant economy" initiative: "All of us in the UK, if we're going to thrive, and pass on something better to the next generation, we've all got a responsibility to step up and drive the things that are going to create growth".

This is the state whose air-quality initiatives all but invented automobile emissions controls.

There are stories of similar initiatives all over Europe, including the UK.

He also cited the carbon taxes and countless green initiatives, all of which were constructive.

Ironically with all the antigay initiatives, all of a sudden people were saying the word 'gay' out loud.

There are charities and government initiatives all over Britain – and, indeed, all over the world – which desperately need good people.