Sentence examples for initiatives run from inspiring English sources

There were meetings, events, leafleting initiatives run by Hope Not Hate – which coordinated much of the activity – and also by Labour and Unite Against Fascism.

Yet however well-intended, such pan-African initiatives run into national policies that have in effect reduced space for civil society, steps that do not promote open government.

Had they demonstrated waste and abuse in Great Society initiatives run amok, or were they simply exposing the failures of some well-meaning, low-level bureaucrats in a basically worthy government program?

Initiatives run by campaign groups and charities usually plug the gaps that professional services can't offer.

Without a sure-fire recipe for success, initiatives run the risk of becoming a waste of time or a stale marketing program.

A master of the House of Representatives who oversaw new candidates into the fold, Rahm advised the President to let Health Care and other policy initiatives run their course through Congress, rather than seem overly reform-minded and getting in front of these important changes he was marshaling into a desperate America (behavior known to some as "leading").

There are many types of Indigenous tourism initiatives running in Australia but most involve day trips or tours to specific sites, such as rock art areas, rather than hosting groups on homelands, where permits are required for visitors.

Nowadays, there are several initiatives running that try to develop embedded platforms installed within a vehicle system.

This new commercial relationship is part of Ceres' strategy for providing 'on-site' power generation from cylinder gas, and will help create a new range of products in addition to its existing combined heat and power (CHP) initiatives running on the natural gas network.

MST is a founding member movement of Via Campesina that, among other initiatives, runs political training and agroecology schools throughout the country.

The public providers that adopted these initiatives ran them as (or with) their own campaigns by providing information on their websites, local newspapers, etc.