Sentence examples for initiative run from inspiring English sources
The multimedia project received initial funding of £25,902 from a creative councils initiative run by Nesta, the innovation agency.
The National Fraud Initiative, run by the Audit Commission, is a good place to start.
The effort will be the first administrationwide initiative run by Mrs. Obama, aides said, and she intends to speak to a gathering of mayors about it next week.
The new initiative, run by a network of community groups across Britain, could cause concern as it could take people away from the official programme.
There, the Eye Mitra initiative – run by ophthalmic lens producer Essilor – trains young people to provide primary vision care to local communities.
The research was carried out by the Google Transparency Project, an initiative run by the Campaign for Accountability (CfA), a US organisation that scrutinises corporations and politicians.
The Growing Farmers Initiative runs the Young Farmers Conference, apprenticeships, farmer training workshops and a technical consultancy.
This summer alone, a group called the June 5th Initiative ran a series of "peace days" and conferences in Israel, the West Bank and several other countries.
The science initiative runs surveys across the UK with the aim of learning more about the state of our environment, and schools are encouraged to get involved.
When things don't work out as the headlines promised, it's either the turn of someone down the line to be scapegoated (if the political stakes are high) or the initiative runs into the sand.
Hamish Hamilton collaborated for three years with the Decibel initiative, running an annual competition for unpublished BAME writers, judging them and publishing the best in a series of three annual anthologies.
