Sentence examples for initiative to develop a from inspiring English sources

We are working on an initiative to develop a workable definition of the public interest for legal purposes and to review areas of legislation where public interest defences are absent or inadequate.

An initiative to develop a bioscience industry in New York City is starting to take root with the construction of two commercial laboratory complexes, one on the East Side of Manhattan and the other at the Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park.

This paper contributes to Rodney Turner's initiative to develop a theory of project management from practice.

Libraries could also take the initiative to develop a capability model to facilitate data infrastructure self-evaluation.

Right behind ITER comes UltraScale Scientific Computing Capability (USSCC), an initiative to develop a unified supercomputing infrastructure for scientific applications.

This paper describes an initiative to develop a model for understanding the multi-faceted nature and effects of vulnerability.

The initiative to develop an alcohol policy came from the Ugandan parliament and the task was entrusted to the Ministry of Health.

Cairo – December 30th , 2010-- The Egyptian Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) launched today a joint initiative to develop an 'E-Workspace' addressing the issue of child poverty as a global challenge that affect developing countries.

If there were a liquidity freeze like the one that struck Western banks a year ago, insiders say that the damage among Islamic banks would be greater.There are initiatives to develop a sharia-compliant repo market but for the time being the banks have only limited scope for getting hold of money fast.

The initiatives to develop a more systematic and comprehensive OHS have become more prominent after Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 with appointment of competent persons to conduct specific task.

Improved training initiatives: To develop a sector-wide training approach for professionals involved in the care of orphans.