Sentence examples for initiative becomes from inspiring English sources

They turn voters into legislators, since a successful initiative becomes statute.

Luke adds that if the Gogoro OPEN Initiative becomes popular enough on its own in different markets, that will make it easier for Gogoro to approach city governments and ask them to support the construction of standalone charging stations.

Many trends start in California -- let's hope that Assemblyman Smyth's foresighted policy initiative becomes one that spreads to other states.

In other words, current state and municipal workers' retirement benefits will only be partially guaranteed by the number of years they have already worked; from the time the initiative becomes law, the accrual of those benefits will be drastically curtailed.

But the fragility of this peace initiative became apparent today.

But he lowered his expectations, he said, once the narrower scope of the initiative became clear.

But the mayors had been expecting a package twice that size, so they booed — and that reception, rather than her initiative, became the big story.

Along with tax cuts, the antiterror fight and the invasion of Iraq, the "faith-based initiative" became a defining policy of the Bush administration.

Ten years before the initiative became involved in Tanzania, the country's government had completely removed sport and physical activity from the education curriculum.

She wants its 130,000 employees to get over the past, take more initiative, become more fearless and be more frank and impatient with one another to ratchet up performance.

For weeks, the Initiative became a beehive, with residents and relief workers providing crisis counseling, checking in on homebound older people, collecting and distributing supplies, money and employment advice about recovery-related jobs.