Sentence examples for initiative we know from inspiring English sources

Reggie Davis, Zynga's General Counsel says of the new initiative: We know there is an interest in making privacy policies more approachable.

At the Clinton Health Access Initiative, we know from over eleven years of experience in helping to build AIDS care and treatment programs around the world and negotiating agreements that lower the prices of drugs and tests, that it will be possible to meet these new goals over the next few years and to do so within existing annual spending levels.

Because of the Bamako Initiative, we know that the decentralization of government to a sub-national level can help promote intersectoral health interventions while empowering communities.

"After working with Deliv on other initiatives, we know they share our obsession with customer service and recognize the need to provide unparalleled value and convenience to our shared customers," he added.

"We are committed to bringing our wines to you in the best possible condition," the Screwcap Initiative says, "and we know that the only way to do this confidently is to seal every bottle with a screw cap".

"When we started the Measles Initiative ten years ago, we knew that we would help save millions of lives, but we never imagined where the world's support would take us," said David Meltzer, senior vice president of international services with the American Red Cross.

Christiana Figueres commented that this initiative is important because "we know that we are currently borrowing the planet from our children and grandchildren, so it is only fitting that their voice be the clarion call of Rio".

"Through data we've gathered, conversations we've had with employees around the world, and new initiatives we've launched, we know we have more work to do to make Intel a place where every employee can bring their full selves to work, and where everyone is heard, valued, and feels they belong".

The White House calls the Cancer Moonshot an "initiative to eliminate cancer as we know it".

President Obama launched the "Moonshot" initiative to eliminate cancer as we know it, placing Vice President Joe Biden in charge.

As Ron Adner of Insead, a French business school, puts it, "Innovation is a loser's game, as we know most initiatives fail.