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To make the operation look less of a failure, the initiative was given the credit for five convictions of men accused of sex trafficking, even though they had all been picked up from other routine police investigations.

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Reports from the Jamestown Foundation suggest the initiative was given approval by general secretary Hu Jintao, and Bo struck a careful balance between claiming credit for the campaign and praising Beijing's leadership in the crackdown on crime.

Opinions are widely aired, and every conceivable reason not to proceed with the reform initiative is given a hearing.

Each recommended initiative is given a tracking number (e.g., EH-3/T-1/I-2) theEADble toe EAD trackack progress in a manner consistent with Abu Dhabi strategic planning guidance documents.

Too often "kitchen garden" initiatives are given short shrift when it comes to program design, and even shorter shrift when budgeting decisions are made.

Meanwhile, at the national research agencies, some relatively recent initiatives are giving promising early career researchers their own funds and lab space, to foster their independence.

The best research initiative award was given for the team's Word of Mouth project.

(Table 5) Information about project evaluation was provided for 47 out of 109 local initiatives but little detail was given.

In a time of cuts across Whitehall, the coalition found an extra £650m for cyber-security initiatives, and more than half was given to GCHQ.