Sentence examples for initiative reflecting from inspiring English sources

But Kerry was actually responding to a second, less imminent resolution, a French initiative reflecting the European Union's determination to help Abbas without adopting his positions.

He said the task force will be asked to provide recommendations for: A clear identity for the integrated transport initiative reflecting its fully pan-region purpose.

Grullón originated and has been leading the Percent for Green initiative, reflecting her concern with the environment and climate change.

The English and Welsh "clean yourhands campaign" [ 5, 6] was rolled out to all 189 acute NHS hospitals between 1st December 2004 and 30th June 2005 as a high profile national initiative reflecting public and political concern over health-care associated infections and poor hand-hygiene compliance [ 7].

Neither initiative reflects sufficient urgency.

The initiative reflects Sky's increasingly active involvement in the television festival circuit.

For Coleridge, the initiative reflects Condé Nast's "real digital breakthrough in the last eight months and a step change in usage.

On a Thursday call with reporters, the director of the coalition, Christine Leonard, said the initiative reflected "our desire to get past the differences between us and find solutions".

Coming at a time when big-name architects are enjoying more power and prestige than in decades, his initiative reflects a healthy recognition that what looks great today may be considered an eyesore tomorrow.

The veto of the initiative reflects concerns by the Bush administration that in recent decades, tens of billions of dollars in aid for developing countries had produced disappointing results.

The constitutional experts' skepticism about Mr. Barak's initiative reflects the way the public at large has received his "civil-social agenda," dubbed the Secular Revolution by the news media.