Sentence examples for initiative enabled from inspiring English sources

I suppose it was ambition that thrust him forward, but his initiative enabled people to see something that would otherwise have remained invisible.' I was reminded of Rigg's Phèdre, testifying to the clawed ferocity of Venus.

The designed initiative enabled learners to achieve a significant knowledge gain for enhancing their understanding of e-Learning.

This initiative enabled 800,000 children to return to school.

This initiative enabled a greater exchange of information and experiences in the global context.

For example, the UNICEF and UNITAR/UNOSAT 'Map Your School' initiative enabled children to locate their schools using a simple online map of environmental vulnerabilities, which helped raise communities' awareness of natural hazards.

Importantly, the NIH has already taken steps to address two key needs identified in our preliminary analysis predictive modeling of potential health effects of climate change, and capacity building in environmental public health through soliciting grants in this area as part of the Challenge Grants initiative enabled by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA 2009; NIH 2009b).

In this role, he acted as chief adviser to the UKTI's directorate for investment and also led UKTI's major projects initiative, enabling the investment and implementation of major projects with "exceptional global potential".

Roy Lee's Asian initiative enables Hollywood, in effect, to test fully realized cinematic ideas in front of millions of people, and then go forward with remakes of movies that are already proven hits.

Britain is attempting to opt out of a European initiative enabling anyone to delete their personal details from online service providers – a power known as the "right to be forgotten".

Having a test period for each new initiative, enabling small changes and adaptations to be made to prices, modifying opening hours and so on – these can all be a real driver of success.

A Citizenship-by-Investment Program, a government initiative enabling citizenship for foreigners who spend at least $400,000 on a home in certain areas, has helped to keep the St. Kitts and Nevis market buoyant, Mr. Tyson said.