Sentence examples for initiative to complement from inspiring English sources

Next week, the WRVS will be launching Vita (Volunteering in the Third Age), a two-year initiative to complement existing organisations with financial backing from the Home Office.

In established processes, the method could be used for process analysis according to the PAT initiative to complement analysis of production runs, to facilitate interpretation of the impact of process variations on product quality or to support measures for improving batch to batch reproducibility.

The Department for Transport has agreed to put £3.5m towards the £6.5m cost of a smaller programme of sustainable transport initiatives to complement the Box Road plan, the council said.

The science and technology partnerships and initiatives help to complement and strengthen collaboration among the partners, within their respective mandates and expertise.

Possibly unclear himself of his strategy, Putin has said his initiative is designed to complement, and not conflict with, the UN's existing peace process.

The wide range of interpersonal and problem-solving qualities instructors and students bring to the CELL initiative will help to complement their scientific training, he says.

UNICEF, together with Ministry of Water Resources Management and Development will be launching a major rural WASH initiative in March 2012 to complement this work and address the deterioration of water and sanitation facilities in rural areas.

The Australian Collaboration for Chlamydia Enhanced Sentinel Surveillance System (ACCESS) program is an independent initiative that aims to complement and improve interpretation of passive chlamydia surveillance data among priority populations including Aboriginal people [ 13].

Rather than corporations creating women's initiatives internally, she wants to complement those initiatives and have organizations tap into the ecosystem that is already created.

Dedicated training initiatives were designed to complement the practical experience received through participation in the study by instilling essential academic skills and principles.

Fortification of maize flour or cornmeal with iron is a cost-effective, food-based approach that should be regarded as part of a broader, integrated initiative to prevent micronutrient malnutrition, complementing other efforts to improve micronutrient status.