Sentence examples for initiative and support from inspiring English sources

Both the Metropolitan and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art owe their costume departments to the initiative and support of the fashion industry.

In addition to Microsoft's version of the Java Virtual Machine, Service Pack 1 will include an updated version of Internet Explorer 6, software to support its new.Net online services initiative, and support for version 2.0 of the Universal Serial Bus standard, which is used to connect hardware peripherals.

500 Startups recently funded its first Middle Eastern startup called Jeeran — a Yelp for the Arab world — and for more info on startup initiative and support in the Middle East, check out these two posts.

Biden also laid out the platform he was running on, which included a middle stance between protectionism and free trade, opposition to the Reagan Strategic Defense Initiative, and support for child welfare, reduction of poverty, and the war against illegal drugs.

In 2009, Rwanda, with financing from the Global Vaccine Initiative and support from development partners, became one of the first countries in sub-Saharan Africa to introduce this new vaccine as part of an ambitious national plan to reduce child mortality.

If there isn't any input from the public, like in business if there isn't any input from the customer, how do you really identify what the needs are? (Male Patient with Chronic Health Condition, B) Seven participants proposed that the public will be more likely to buy into the initiative and support the actions and priority setting decisions of the initiative if they are involved.

During his three decades in parliament, Corbyn has spent much of his time championing causes such as the Stop the War coalition, campaigning against the private finance initiative and supporting peace efforts in the Middle East.

This tool has been developed by the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, through the USAID-funded TREAT TB initiative, and supported by WHO.

The centre, built as part of UNICEF's No Lost Generation initiative and supported by a generous donation from the German Development Bank, provides opportunities for displaced and refugee children to mix with local young people.

Born out of a local initiative and supported by NGOs, a CPC is a group of community members which aims to ensure the respect of the rights of the child at community level.

There would be suicide prevention initiatives and support for children who have faced trauma.