Sentence examples for initiative even from inspiring English sources

Republicans leaders generally applauded Mr. Obama's initiative, even as they pointed out its limitations.

Instead, the president resumed colonization planning on his own initiative, even before Jan . 1

But you can see people taking the initiative even before us activists".

But that means, it must mean, public non-profit initiative, even if only in redistributing private accumulation.

Nature's Path, an independent business, has put more than $600,000 into supporting the ballot initiative — even though it is a Canadian company.

Scarcely a day goes by without some dramatic new initiative, even as market chaos makes each new idea soon seem like ancient history.

We can and should applaud such initiatives, even as we debate the details of their design.

In recent years Mr. Scott pushed green initiatives even further, forcing thousands of Wal-Mart suppliers to embrace sustainability as well.

"This means considering postponing new costly initiatives – even those we fully support – if that is the only way we can secure sufficient funding for mainstream social care services".

It is sad and regrettable to hear the sirens of the right, with their knee-jerk responses, criticize and plan to obstruct these initiatives, even before the ink on the speech has dried.

The widespread suspicion that this has been done for opportunistic or money-saving reasons allows many to dismiss what there is of a programme for "big society" initiatives; even the term has fast become painfully stale.