Sentence examples for initiative defined from inspiring English sources

William Newsome, the co-chair of President Obama's recent BRAIN Initiative, defined elegance by its inverse: "Baroque".

The Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise IHEE) initiative defined an integration profile dedicated to the provision of reporting templates called Management of Radiology Report Templates (MRRT).

The latest ballot initiative in the state says that the term "person" in the state criminal code must apply to unborn human beings, whereas earlier versions of the initiative defined a person, in any context, as "any human being from the moment of fertilization," or the "beginning of the biological development".

In 2000, the nomenclature workgroup of the Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative defined high-volume CVVH as QUF > 35 ml/kg/hour [ 17].

30 As with Ovretveit and Klazinga, 31 a case will constitute a discrete improvement initiative, defined from a soft systems perspective by factors such as people and roles; changes planned and observed; policy and professional contexts; leadership and project management; and information and financial flows.

Most of the jokes in the Internet video "Prop 8 — the Musical," a comedic song-and-dance diatribe about the California ballot initiative defining marriage as existing only between a man and a woman, are in its lyrics.

The only difference is a minor adjustment to the wording of the initiative, defining a person as, "Every human being from the beginning of the biological development of that human being".

For all of those efforts, I recall Tuesday, November 4, 2008, as a bittersweet day: we saw the historic election of the first African-American President of the United States, yet California had passed Proposition 8, a ballot initiative defining marriage as an institution between a man and a woman.

"This initiative defines that a government employee's 'vested rights' only applies to pension and retiree healthcare benefits earned for service already rendered, and explicitly empowers government employers and the voters to amend pension and retiree healthcare benefits for an employee's future years of service," the private draft states.

The Breast Health Global Initiative defines testing for ER status as a "basic level" of pathology evaluation for breast cancer in low and middle income countries [ 32, 33].

Hence, the Residual Risk Reduction Initiative defines atherogenic dyslipidemia as the imbalance between Apo B and Apo A-I containing lipoproteins and identified this factor to be a key contributor to residual cardiovascular risks [ 17].