Sentence examples for initiatives represents from inspiring English sources

IntAct is a curated database that, as found with other initiatives, represents only a fraction of the human protein interactome.

The Nigerian project, with political interest and involvement, systematic priority-setting exercises and capacity building initiatives, represents the other.

The two initiatives represent an attempt to give financial regulators a greater ability to police the financial markets.

"The initiatives represent a significant step in providing fund directors with the tools, the access, and the power to faithfully fulfill their legal duty and moral mandate".

Those initiatives represent assaults on different parts of the business, but each is an attack on the bundle, and the legacy industry is reacting ferociously.

Hotels' yoga initiatives represent their response to "travelers' desire to lead healthier lifestyles," said Henry Harteveldt, an analyst for Hudson Crossing, a travel industry consulting company.

The current debate in the United States about intervention in Syria points to the dangerously ambiguous gray area that such armed policy initiatives represent.

It is also clear, however, that some sort of movement against the process is growing -- started in part by state legislators who believe that initiatives represent a direct abrogation of their lawmaking authority.

"While these initiatives represent a step in the right direction, they clearly have not been adequate enough, as is evidenced by the dramatic decline in profitability and underperformance compared to peers," Jeffrey C. Smith, Starboard's chief executive, wrote in the letter.

The initiatives represent P.& G.'s first major marketing push for Ivory in years: According to Kantar Media, a division of WPP, the company has advertised Ivory minimally since 2006, spending a high of $1.4 million that year and less than $325,000 in total between 2007 and the first half of this year.

These initiatives represent real potential for PROs to impact care.