Sentence examples for initiative first from inspiring English sources
Environmentalists had initially hailed the initiative first proposed by Mr Correa in 2007, saying he was setting a precedent in the fight against global warming by lowering the high cost to poor countries of preserving the environment.
The Geneva Accord fleshes out the peace initiative first outlined by President Clinton.
"I've taken the initiative first, so I think the quality of my first shots has been better this year".
At an Arab League meeting next month in Syria, the leaders are planning to reiterate support for their initiative, first issued in 2002.
On October 16th the government launched the "People of Sudan Initiative", first announced by Mr Bashir in July, which is meant to be a new national effort to resolve the five-year-old conflict.
As part of their preparatory work for the summit, finance ministers, when they met in Halifax, also discussed another much-heralded policy initiative, first introduced in 1999: the provision of debt relief to the poorest developing countries, known as HIPC.
The reports date to 1999, when Matrixx Initiatives first brought the product to market.
initiatives, first established under Jimmy Carter and usually housed in the Department of Education, into the executive office of the President.
Critics of Syria predicted failure from the outset, accusing Mr. Assad of exploiting serial peace initiatives — first by allies he has since alienated, then by the Arab League and now the United Nations — to stall while trying to annihilate his opponents.
"It was a bit provocative in terms of French habits," said Nelly Wenger, who is piloting the project, started by the Swiss arts logistics entrepreneur Yves Bouvier, and has decided to present artistic initiatives first.
Social initiatives first attempted in New York became precursors of New Deal programs in the 1930s, while the city's American Labor and Liberal parties constantly advanced an agenda of public responsibility.
