Sentence examples for initiative introduced from inspiring English sources

MSF welcomed the free healthcare initiative introduced by the government.

However thanks to an initiative introduced in January, officers are working closely with mental health staff to resolve situations like this.

There is also a feeling that so-called "broken windows" policing – the initiative introduced by NYPD commissioner Bill Bratton in the 1990s – has had its part to play.

The Art in Storefronts initiative, introduced in the fall in San Francisco, is probably the most comprehensive project of its kind in the city.

Imagine the Future also is the name of an initiative introduced in 2012 that promises to have a positive impact on one million black girls by 2015.

The initiative, introduced through the Localism Act, means a pub cannot be sold on without local drinkers being given up to six months to try to buy it.

Queen Rania of Jordan, the honorary chairwoman of the girls' education initiative, introduces the film.

Metro-North's Hush Plus initiative introduces the Almost Quiet Car, the Insanely Loud Car, and more.

Last April, Professor Dominic Shellard launched the Square Mile initiative, introducing the staff and students at Leicester's De Montfort University to residents from three local communities in a bid to meet their most pressing needs.

The SDSN recently launched the Solutions Initiative, introducing programmes to train one million community health workers in Sub-Saharan Africa, and a joint venture with the Italian oil and gas corporation Eni to address access to energy in the region.

"I am confident that the ambitious initiatives introduced in 2012 will bear fruit in 2013".