Sentence examples for initiative set out from inspiring English sources

The "Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative" set out to identify the practical steps needed to secure the region's future.

In doing so, Mr. Hastert countered a similar initiative set out last year by President Clinton and illustrated again how both parties had found debt reduction to have a powerful appeal to voters.

At the seminar in Virginia, as a roomful of ministers and grant writers scribbled notes, Jane M. Brown, liaison for Virginia's Community and Faith-Based Initiative, set out to shatter what she called Myth No. 1 -- that the government has set aside a fat new pot of money for religious charities.

This initiative set out to bring high-speed internet to more than 275,000 low-income families in 28 communities across the nation.

He said: "Transition funding is part of a national initiative set out by the Department of Health and many trusts are working with their primary care trusts to use it to support change".

The initiative set out to improve Facebook's rocky relationship with publishers, though as 2017 progressed its mission to "support journalism and news literacy" certainly became full-on mission critical.

The initiative sets out harsh penalties for smoking the drug in public, selling it to children and driving under the influence.

At its core, the initiative sets out 10 major problem areas that researchers have found can be widely curbed -- from drug use to AIDS deaths to depression -- and sets a goal for improving each one.

"Our Virtual Markets Integrity Initiative sets out to change that, promoting the accountability and transparency in the virtual currency marketplace that investors and consumers deserve".

The EAT initiative sets out to make a difference in this direction.

While the projected goals remain to be refined, the BRAIN initiative sets out to measure the activity of single brain cells within milliseconds and, by doing so, hopes to obtain a detailed picture of how the human brain is wired.