Sentence examples for initiative and developing from inspiring English sources

We are currently expanding the initiative and developing a set of online support resources.

In parallel, scientists at IRRI are coordinating a broad-based phenotyping initiative and developing a rich set of mapping populations that will complement the genotyping effort described above.

For seven years now, we've been conducting a research initiative and developing what we call the Amway Global Entrepreneurship Report and it's intent is to take the temperature and understand into the appetite for individuals wanting to start businesses for themselves.

RG and AC conceived the GEM Initiative; all authors were involved in undertaking research for the GEM Initiative and developing its evidence mapping methods; PB drafted the manuscript; all authors read and approved the final manuscript.

Being placed in an unfamiliar environment forces you to use your initiative and develop self-confidence – surviving 10 days of camping in the wild is something that three years of university could never provide.

Now, Björk's back and working with the New York Public Library and the Children's Museum of Manhattan (CMOM) to expand the educational initiative and develop a new curriculum for the program, with support from The Creators Project.

CME began as an NGO pilot initiative and developed into an internationally-recognised programme.

Analysts also would estimate the total costs of each initiative and develop measures of cost effectiveness (e.g., cost per life saved and cost per avoided case of specific illnesses).

Other major goals were to design the regional profile on local SDI initiatives and develop a set of common local indicators for the Algarve region – the most southerly region of Portugal.

Without a first world market, promising leads for both diagnostics and treatments had been shelved and when the crisis hit manufacturers and diagnostics makers had to work hard to kick-start initiatives and develop the appropriate assays.

The program is intended to instill in students the importance of developing community partnerships, engaging communities as a means to implement sustainable healthcare initiatives, and develop their skills and competence in accomplishing these goals.