Sentence examples for initiative mean from inspiring English sources

What does this initiative mean for you, your team, your partners, and anyone else involved?

In this case, however, seizing the initiative means taking the first step; it does not mean carrying the load.

The initiative means players will be tested for recreational drug use out of competition for the first time.

In 2009 sponsorship of expatriate workers was reduced, an initiative meant to address unemployment among native Bahrainis.

The most concrete recommendation calls for rescinding an Obama-era initiative meant to reduce racial disparities in school discipline.

One source close to Whittingdale said overspending on previous initiatives such as the digital media initiative meant that greater oversight was necessary.

Long a critic of the Pirelli tyres that are designed to degrade, this initiative, meant to improve the show, has achieved the opposite he believes.

In this city, substantial housing areas have been demolished as part of an earlier government initiative meant to encourage new building and regeneration.

But the Broadway League's Broadway Goes Green environmental initiative means that much of what used to wind up in a trash heap will be repurposed or recycled.

The end of this latest peace initiative means that Mr Khan can continue noisily to insist that talks are "the only option".

Proceeds will benefit Project Fukushima!, an international, artist-led initiative meant to raise awareness and support for areas affected by the recent natural and nuclear crises in Japan.