Sentence examples for initiative use from inspiring English sources

"If you want a marijuana initiative, use the 'M' word.

Product development partnerships, such as the Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) and the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative, use public and philanthropic funds to invest in early-stage research into certain infectious diseases, coordinating the work of both the pharmaceutical industry and academic research organisations.

This association could be also explained by the successful malaria vector control initiative (use of long-lasting insecticidal nets, indoor residual spraying and biolarviciding at mosquito breeding sites, and environmental management), which could account for the lower DENV prevalence in the younger population (12 ).

For a more cost-saving initiative, use an old blanket in place of the fabric and an old towel in place of the rubber runner.

The initiative uses dolls, art and activities.

Knowingly building a key part of an important initiative using a process you believe will fail is almost the definition of a bad decision.

Last spring, Daniel Warren School's principal, Joan Babcock, and a team of parents began an anti-idling initiative using fliers, street signs and a program called Walking Wednesdays.

A year ago, the United Nations Population Fund UNFPAandand the Ghanaian health service conducted a pilot initiative, using drones to deliver contraceptives to women in remote rural areas.

Dini supervises Operation SITE, a new Suffolk County initiative, using patrolmen in unmarked cars, to curb road rage and aggressive driving along the main arteries of eastern Long Island.

A city spokesman said the program was modeled after an initiative used by the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to sift through data for evidence of money laundering.

For now, the initiative uses a simple Google Docs sheet, and focuses on the positive, rather than the negative; patients are encouraged to write down only gynaecologists with whom they have had good experiences, rather than doctors to avoid.