Sentence examples for initiative to remove from inspiring English sources
But other efforts failed, including an initiative to remove partisan politics from the state's decennial redistricting.
Voters on Sunday also rejected a much-discussed initiative to remove amnesty for human rights abuses under the 1973-85 dictatorship.
The White House appears to be concerned that a public effort might undermine the diplomatic initiative to remove Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles and convene a peace conference.
Tarrytown, without an approved local waterfront revitalization program, now says it is going to begin a new initiative to remove the asphalt plant.
The transportation committee of the local community board rejected an initiative to remove the corral but has asked the city's Transportation Department to assess its value.
Michele Landis Dauber, a Stanford law professor and family friend of the victim, subsequently organized a formal initiative to remove Persky from office, arguing that the Santa Clara County judge failed to treat assault as a serious crime.
The renamings followed other initiatives to remove Roca from the 100 peso note and to swap a statue in Buenos Aires with a towering 10-metre bronze figure of an indigenous woman.
Continued public health initiatives to remove lead from the environment, in conjunction with routine lead screening of young children, will be key in meeting the goal of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to eliminate childhood lead poisoning by the year 2011.
"This is a world-first initiative designed to remove the last vestige of glamour from tobacco products," she told parliament.
Filling the vacuum, the National Woman's Party, led by Paul, proposed a new initiative meant to remove discrimination from American laws and move women closer to equality through an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) that would ban any government-sanctioned discrimination based on sex.
The aim underpinning the Guidelines Clearing House initiative was to remove as many barriers as possible for website end-users regarding access to, and uptake of, good quality evidence-based information.
