Sentence examples for initiative whose goal from inspiring English sources

Last year, Turner started a foundation, the Nuclear Threat Initiative, whose goal is to curb the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, and he has pledged two hundred and fifty million dollars over the next five years.

They had come to hear President Jacob Zuma describe a new AIDS initiative, whose goal is to have fifteen million of the country's forty-nine million people get H.I.V. testing and counselling in the next year.

Data for this study were collected within a larger institutional change initiative whose goal is to improve instruction of large-enrollment STEM courses across disciplinary departments through implementation of evidence-based instructional practices (Koretsky et al. 2015).

In January 2010 Dr. Ditiu joined the Stop TB Partnership Secretariat in Geneva to lead the TB REACH initiative, whose goal is to improve access to TB treatment.

On World AIDS Day in 2003, the WHO launched 'The 3 by 5 Initiative', whose goal is to provide antiretroviral treatment to 3 million people in developing countries by 2005 111).

UNITE FOR CHILDREN  UNITE AGAINST AIDS gains momentum Just two weeks ago at UN Headquarters in New York, UNICEF officially launched the UNITE FOR CHILDREN  UNITE AGAINST AIDS campaign a new global initiative whose goal is to put children's issues at the center of the global fight against HIV/AIDS.

The Hong Kong case also links DRR with broad initiatives whose goal is to build sustainable, livable, and inclusive communities that promote the health and well-being of the people.

Through the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, the Pentagon is funding an initiative called Revolutionizing Prosthetics, whose goal is to produce fully humanlike replacement arms.

The Pediatric Dengue Vaccine Initiative (PDVI) is a product development partnership 5 whose goal it is to accelerate development, evaluation, and introduction of dengue vaccines in endemic countries.

The film documents a two-day concert held last year in Dakar, Senegal to support 'Roll Back Malaria', a global initiative made up of more than 90 partners whose goal is to halve deaths from malaria by 2010.

Facebook also announced several initiatives from Facebook and the internet.org foundation, whose goal is to connect the next five billion people to the internet in developing nations.