Sentence examples for initiative for that from inspiring English sources

There is a little more enthusiasm for tennis because the initiative for that came from a local resident, who has opened a tennis school that now has 200 students.

This commitment was the origin of an initiative for that purpose, launched by Science Europe and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research NWOO) in January 2018.

For instance, said Debby Kennedy, director for the Brand Oregon Initiative for that state (and no relation to the agency), she and Wieden & Kennedy decided in the first year to focus on three areas: agriculture, business recruitment and tourism.

In recognition of the uncertainties in the economic and budget outlook, it is important that any long-term tax plan, or spending initiative for that matter, be phased in.

If you want an internal learning initiative -- or any initiative for that matter -- to be received well by your staff, focus your approach around a user-centered design approach.

If you know your boss is working on a specific project or has a specific initiative for that month, send them any relevant articles you find on the subject.

If Labour is to succeed in its quest to improve diversity in senior management through fast tracking, or any other initiatives for that matter, its first task must be to change the culture in Whitehall to make sure future recruits are not subjected to hostility and differential treatment or racist and discriminatory practices.

Campaign group WISE (Women in science, technology and engineering) has launched a careers initiative for schools that introduces girls to Stem jobs that match their strengths and aspirations.

Richard Jefferson, the director of CAMBIA, an Australian non-profit research organisation, manages an initiative for biotechnology that uses an open-source licence.

Palestinians accused the Israeli government of seeking to undermine a Saudi Arabian initiative for peace that has brought some international support in recent days.

Meanwhile, California enthusiasts are pushing a ballot initiative for November that would issue $3 billion in bonds for the research over a decade (Science, 16 January, p. 293).