Sentence examples for initiative find from inspiring English sources

"It was not a simple matter to plan this new initiative, find the right location, bring the material to the site — the poles, the canvas, all carefully measured — without arousing the suspicion of the Israeli side," he said.

Called OpenCourseWare, the initiative found broad resonance among the faculty members, said Steven Lerman, the faculty chairman.

A report by the Carbon Tracker Initiative found that in the past five years the US coal industry lost 76% of its value.

That initiative found that increased law enforcement paired with highly visible public service announcements markedly reduced instances of observed cellphone use.

A poll last December by the Washington-based Pew Initiative found that despite the overwhelming conclusion from scientists that cloning poses no safety risks to humans, two-thirds of Americans remained "uncomfortable" with the idea.

A study financed by the California-Mexico AIDS Initiative found that more than a third of the migrants at job-pickup sites in Los Angeles had been offered money by men for sex.

The Hospital At Night (HAN) initiative found that by prioritising acutely ill patients, the care offered was more efficient and had no effect on the four hospitals' efforts to meet national performance targets.

A study by the Montgomery-based Equal Justice Initiative found that Alabama judges in capital cases have overridden jury recommendations more than 100 times since 1976, and 92% of those decisions overruled life recommendations to impose death.

A 2009 study conducted by French researchers and the Open Society Justice Initiative found that Arabs and blacks were as much as eight times more likely to be stopped than whites.

Stupid rent control laws deterred property maintenance and in 2005 Porto Vivo, a revival initiative, found that only four per cent of the centre's old properties were in an acceptable state and fully half in serious disrepair.

In a further example, a survey of leaders at accountable care organizations (ACOs), conducted by eHealth Initiative, found that accessing outside data, then integrating it, were their first (78percentt) and second (62percentt) most urgent challenges.