Sentence examples for initiative responsible from inspiring English sources

At the same time, John Houseman was appointed as president of News Corp's digital journalism initiative, responsible for driving and managing new business efforts in "premium digital journalism".

The two men were co-chairs of the Conservative party at the time that the young Tory activist was allegedly being targeted by Mark Clarke, who ran the party's RoadTrip initiative, responsible for ferrying activists around the country during the general election campaign.

MOSQUITO, a collaborative project comprised of six companies, inno, ETSI, France Telecom, Telecommunication Metrology Center of MIIT, Funambol and IBBT, is part of the 7th Framework Programme, a European Union "initiative" responsible for research and technological development.

AA, GB, EB, JG, CM, JW and DFC: founding members of the Songbird Neurogenomics Initiative, responsible for overall project planning, review of results, and generating grant support.

Plans composed of nothing but lofty generalities and aspirations without what we call "arms and legs," that is, concrete initiatives, responsible individuals and timetables, may generate initial enthusiasm.

Sports clubs, wellness programmes, flexible working options and bike-to-work schemes are just some of the initiatives responsible employers might consider.

The initiative for responsible mining assurance involves mining companies, downstream users of mining products such as jewellers, non-government organisations, communities and workers to put in place standards and verification of good practice in mining.

A 2003 U.K. government initiative is responsible for more than half of school classrooms now having interactive whiteboards in place of traditional chalkboards--more than 36,500 of them in total.

In effect, this would preserve Mr. Bush's priorities while making others appear as if their initiatives are responsible for dipping into the Social Security surplus.

At home, B& Qs profits rose 4.5%, but the chief executive, Ian Cheshire, was clear that self-help measures – "sourcing and cost initiatives" – were responsible.

These initiatives are responsible for mobilizing the largest amount of funding given to a single disease in history.