Sentence examples for initiative to evolve from inspiring English sources

"It gives me great pleasure to represent the cause of women and girls and support this initiative to evolve a national icon," she said.

"It gives me great pleasure to represent the cause of women and girls and support this initiative to evolve a national icon.

At a faculty level, this process also led to a commitment to work toward dual CAHME Commission on Accreditation of Healthcaree Management Education and CEPHH accreditation of the Department's MHA programme as one part of the larger initiative to evolve toward status as a school of public health.

These initiatives continue to evolve to create buildings as bona-fide works of art, from top to bottom and inside out, which is the case with the groundbreaking and ingenious concept that created the spectacular, just-opened 55-story SLS Brickell Hotel & Residences.

Since first sponsoring Graduate Fashion Week  in 2011, George has developed a range of initiatives to enable graduates to evolve into employed designers.

He said: "Based on this review, we have embarked on a workforce optimisation initiative that will allow us to evolve our business operation in order to maintain a leading position and continue our recognised commitment to high quality, independent and hard-hitting journalism around the world".

"We are confident that further initiatives and policies will continue to evolve to ensure London stays a global tech powerhouse".

It is anticipated that SACIDS itself will continue to evolve as an initiative that promotes novel One Health approaches to infectious disease surveillance, such as the application of improved diagnostic and information technologies that can be used in remote rural settings.

More recently, the caTissue Suite continues to evolve as an open source initiative known as OpenSpecimen.

As the concept of Six Sigma has been the dominant theme in the recent wave of quality initiatives, a body of related theoretical work slowly starts to evolve.

You have to evolve.