Sentence examples for initiative submitted from inspiring English sources

The initiative, submitted with 980,000 signatures, has already qualified to be on the March 2004 statewide ballot.

While the analysis took Wall Street and many doctors by surprise, Glaxo and the F.D.A. disclosed yesterday that they had known about the signs of potential cardiovascular risk since last August, when the company, on its own initiative, submitted a similar analysis to the agency.

First, the working paper by BK is simply an academic investigation and is not the official IMF position.22 Second, the study is analyzing a reform that is quite different from the initiative submitted to the Swiss people.

But the proposed initiative submitted by a Huntington Beach attorney that would authorize the killing of gays and lesbians by "bullets to the head" — or "any other convenient method" — is testing the limits of the state's normally liberal attitude on putting even the most extreme ideas on the ballot if enough signatures are collected.

D.C. Cannabis Campaign, the marijuana reform group behind the initiative, submitted over 57,000 signatures in early July and, of those, more than 27,000 were valid, D.C. Board of Elections public information officer Tamra Robinson confirmed to The Huffington Post.

Create a body, possibly within the Crown Commercial Service, to receive and quickly evaluate initiatives submitted to it, no matter from whom they originate and whether or not technology is involved.

The Stop Vivisection European Citizens' Initiative (ECI), submitted to the commission in March, calls for a "paradigm shift in the way biomedical and toxicological research are being conducted".

The 2012 initiative was submitted by the same sponsors -- Michael Jolson, and Berton Duzy.

But on Friday, the House agreed to go along with the 60percentt in the Senate version for all initiatives: those submitted by citizens, the Legislature or Constitution revision commissions.

A report using the WHO toolkit to evaluate England's health system arrangements to deal with crises, risk prevention, and mitigation initiatives was submitted in January 2012 by the Health Protection Agency (now known as Public Health England) to WHO Regional Office for Europe and the UK Department of Health.

Córdova is counting on rank-and-file scientists to help sell the initiative by submitting more grant proposals that don't fit traditional categories or are especially ambitious.