Sentence examples for initiative both from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, we succeeded in beating back the initiative, both in the courts and in the US Congress.

Having decided to surrender the initiative, both territorially and via the manager's selection, West Ham gradually edged into the contest.

C40 and the Clinton Climate Initiative, both founded over the last six years, seek to cut carbon emissions in major cities through programs that reduce energy use in buildings, promote mass transit and reuse greenhouse gases emitted by landfills.

It is essential that the clean-burning stove initiative — both the provision of stoves and the development of local stove-making businesses — reaches humanitarian settings, as it will enhance the protection of refugee women and girls immeasurably.

Intuit worked with NBC Universal on the project along with the software company's creative agency, Dailey, and its media agency, Initiative; both are part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.

The study, arranged by the Great Lakes Commission and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, both advocacy groups, concluded that the 688 local governments in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River region spend much of the money on aging wastewater systems, which can release sewage when overwhelmed with rain.

A mobility project would dovetail with the energy initiatives both presidential candidates have offered.

There are a number of initiatives, both externally and internally, showing broad acceptance of diversity within teams ultimately benefitting business.

What would the policy of a Romney Administration be towards access to contraception, and to safe-sex initiatives, both here and abroad?

While these approaches have been effective in supporting many clinical initiatives, both possess potential disadvantages.

Given the considerable importance of employee initiatives, both scholars and practitioners are concerned about effective ways to elicit and promote employee proactivity (Parker and Collins 2010).