Sentence examples for initiative likely from inspiring English sources
The initiative likely to appear first is being put together by organizations representing private colleges and universities, and it could be on the Web as soon as September.
Most important of all, isn't the result of such an initiative likely to be the complete abnegation by local papers of any future responsibility for courts and council coverage which, by implication, will justify yet further cuts in staffing?
One new initiative likely to have a positive effect on both teenage and adult smoking rates will take place this year when Australia will become the first country to regulate that last bastion of cigarette advertising: the pack.
It's also got a research partnership with Oxford University — and will be delivering Sleepio to students as part of that initiative, likely next year.
If the labOr group can get about 6,000 veritied signatures, the Inglewood couldCouncil hascheduleoices: It could repeal itspecialelection which would kill the initiative.
Again, this initiative likely wouldn't exist yet -- after years of foot-dragging by California officials -- if it wasn't for the pressure created by The San Jose Mercury News series.
Initiatives likely to worry or annoy Irish voters are being played down or delayed.
But the lack of money has not deterred the arts world from taking a number of initiatives likely to dominate the cultural landscape of the Twenties.
Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said yesterday that several education programs recently championed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani were among the initiatives likely to be cut if the City Council does not alter the mayor's budget proposal.
News innovator Nonny de la Peña on developing the media's future Last week, Stroome, a media startup intended to speed the editing and distribution of video throughout the world was one of 12 projects to win the Knight Foundation's 2010 News Challenge, an award for initiatives likely to 'impact the future of news'.
Gary Burtless, labor market researcher at the Brookings Institution, says the November ballot initiatives likely will be unpopular among smaller employers.
