Sentence examples for initiative coordinated from inspiring English sources

At the same time, a coalition of investors called the Carbon Asset Risk (CAR) initiative, coordinated by Ceres and the Carbon Tracker initiative, with support from the Global Investor Coalition on Climate Change, launched a coordinated effort to encourage 45 of the world's largest fossil fuel companies to address the financial risks posed by climate change.

In 2007, San Francisco First 5, a city initiative, coordinated the development of a city wide technical assistance program which included coaching services.

The initiative, coordinated by a working party under government auspices, has brought together medicine regulators, the pharmaceutical industry, government, policy makers, and clinicians.

The Lexical Grid (LexGrid) project introduced in this paper is an ongoing community-driven initiative, coordinated by the Mayo Clinic Division of Biomedical Statistics and Informatics, designed to bridge this gap using a common terminology model called the LexGrid model.

THON is a year-long initiative coordinated by the passionate students at the Pennsylvania State University.

The Regional Cassava Initiative, coordinated by FAO, helped build the resilience of vulnerable communities through research, surveillance and policy support.

This initiative coordinates the efforts of HUD, the EPA, and DOT to create affordable housing opportunities near mass transit.

It marked the moment when an industry collectively gathered its strength in support of new talent, in what turned out to be the forerunner of multiple initiatives coordinated by the Council of Fashion Designers of America on behalf of young designers.

These apparent changes triggered several rapid global initiatives, coordinated by a World Health Organization working group, including review of microbiologic diagnostic methods and commencement of enhanced surveillance in several countries during the mid-1990s (2 ).

"That could be a possibility, but it is not in the works now," said Dr. Christian Loucq, director of the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative, which coordinated the RTS,S trials and is overseeing some other vaccines that the Gates Foundation is backing.

The initiative is coordinated by the European Council of Jewish Communities (www.ecjc.org), the Strasbourg-based Agency for the Development of Tourism of the Bas-Rhin (www.sdv.fr/judaisme/ journee/europ/3sept.htm), B'nai B'rith Europe (www.bnaibrith-europe.org/ program.html), and the Red de Juderias de Espana (www.redjuderias.org), based in Girona.