Sentence examples for initiatives continuing from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Microsoft has accelerated a range of business and technical initiatives, continuing its strategy of adding software applications to its operating systems -- like the browser that brought on the antitrust scrutiny -- and moving into new computing markets ranging from the largest mainframes to the video-game business.

Expansion of initiatives Continuing and expanding youth-led initiatives in southern Kyrgyzstan and across the country are crucial to ensuring youth engagement in the reconciliation process and bridging divides between different groups.

Such charitable initiatives continued after Mongolia's democratisation; last month it delivered food aid, following a request from Pyongyang.

Despite this positive spin, results from change management initiatives continue to be less than stellar, causing many senior management teams to view them with apprehension.

That would let them jointly monitor progress on their improvement initiatives, continue to identify new opportunities, and maintain and enhance social ties.

"These initiatives continue to help those who face financial difficulty today, even as the economy has recovered overall," the bank said in a statement.

These kinds of initiatives continue under the federal government's Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, a new office created by the ACA.

Bio-X, which was one of our first new multidisciplinary initiatives, continues to be a vibrant center for collaborative interdisciplinary work in the biosciences and biomedicine.

While his pro-democracy initiatives continue (Burma is a current area of focus), he has lately added a large domestic component, including funding for liberal policy institutes and advocacy groups.

As Mr. Mathews noted, ballot initiatives continue to be a force for disruption in California governance — the most notable example being Proposition 13, which severely limited the ability of governments to raise taxes.

Such initiatives continue to have little hope of becoming law at the federal level, particularly with Republicans who overwhelmingly dispute the need for stricter gun laws now at the helm of both chambers of Congress.