Sentence examples for initiatives responding from inspiring English sources

The formation of the ECTP is one of the initiatives responding to the Commission's proposal.

Then we will stop the flow of funds to these sites.'' The initiatives respond to problems identified by the Congressional subcommittee in hearings that began in April with the testimony of Justin Berry, who as a teenager had his own Web cam pornography site featuring images of himself.

The Buddy ProgramTM and PAIRS Program model is among the first to exclusively expose medical students to cognitively impaired elders and represents a unique educational initiative responding to the increased prevalence of dementia and efforts to provide medical students with service-learning opportunities.

"These guidelines, prepared in partnership with the Child Online Protection initiative, respond to substantial advances in technology to assess and respond to children's needs in the online world".

Agentic moment Creating a sense of togetherness Encouraging Safe and valued environment Valuing children's interests and initiatives Babies responding to each other's patterns of interaction and initiation Taking part in the musicality by moving, singing and looking (gaze) at all children.

This initiative is responding to a collective yearning among Arab American women, Dr. Amal David, founded the ADC Women's Initiative in order to activate, re-energize, and strengthen the role of women as community leaders.

"Heftar's initiative is responding to a deeply felt need," said Libya expert George Joffe.

The move appeared to be an effort by Israel to seize the initiative in responding to a international diplomatic offensive pushing for a halt to hostilities.

And, unprecedentedly, it took the diplomatic initiative in responding to North Korea's missile tests in July, winning a toughly worded UN resolution that eventually had China's support.Mr Abe wants to go further.

I'm withholding the third cheer because her individual initiative in responding to the handful of Iraqis able and willing to contact a well-placed federal bureaucrat must be seen in the context of an overall bureaucracy that continues to be maddeningly slow in dealing with the thousands of cases of Iraqis who worked with the United States in Iraq.

The unexpected orders appeared to be an attempt by Israel to seize the initiative in responding to a renewed international offensive, led by the Americans, to push for a halt to the violent hostilities, based on the recommendations of an international fact-finding committee.