Sentence examples for initiatives distant from inspiring English sources

I'VE been at the launch event for "Building Britain's Future", the government's grand title for an eclectic jumble of old initiatives, distant aspirations and one or two interesting ideas.

Earlier this week, with international aid agencies facing massive logistic and bureaucratic difficulties, these small-scale local initiatives were reaching distant villages first.

Unfortunately, amidst the confused priorities of this administration, such bold initiatives remain but distant possibilities.

In forming a partnership on security, economic and diplomatic matters with Egypt, its onetime rival, Turkey is advancing its efforts to shape the affairs of the Middle East while its dream of membership in the European Union, once its most important foreign policy initiative, seems more distant than ever.

Astroconcordia, overseen by the station astronomer, Guillaume Bouchez of France, is the headquarters for Concordia's astronomy research initiatives, including the search for distant exoplanets that are like our own and could potentially support life.

It doesn't brand them as some kind of distant, nanny-state initiative but sets up the potential for an educative process.

Being either too close or to distant will see its initiative crushed.

Our findings from the main R-DOC study and this report have important implications for distant CME programmes, quality improvement initiatives and implementation research.

Although they acknowledged that such a policy would be difficult to implement, they suggested that it was an initiative worth considering in the not too distant future.

Dr. Michihiko Hachiya has written in his book "Hiroshima Diary": Those who were able walked silently toward the suburbs in the distant hills, their spirits broken, their initiative gone.

Doug Gardner, who often had a distant relationship with his father, opposed the initiative on religious grounds.