Sentence examples for initiatives shared from inspiring English sources

He has considerable expertise in issues relating to landscape scale initiatives, shared resources, collective action and commons across Europe.

Specifically, they argued, corporate social responsibility initiatives should evolve from pure philanthropy to a set of initiatives shared between the corporation and the communities in which the company operates.

These include public private linkages via professional exchanges, joint training initiatives, shared use of facilities between public and private providers to maximise resource use, telemedicine, and use of complementary/specialised treatments [ 1, 12].

The paper has also given several examples of local initiatives, showing that the initiatives share a wide concern about the future state of the world and the ambition to make a difference by local action.

From our empirical account, it can be concluded that the local initiatives share the ambition to regain control of certain aspects of life and the need to share this ambition with others in communities of people, either living close to each other or sharing common ideas and ambitions at distance.

Though diverse, these initiatives share the conviction that sustainable improvements in health cannot be achieved by imposing change on people, but require their active participation.

Qualitative findings also indicated that study participants, on the whole, valued service delivery components advocated in the policy literature: peer support groups; personal planning initiatives; sharing of information and coping strategies; 'lay-led' support; support provided in community settings.

The F-35 has been developed under a nine-nation, Pentagon-run initiative sharing the jet's $1.5 trillion USD cost (counting everything from development through the 55 year projected life of the planes in the fleet), making it the most expensive military acquisition in history.

The Personal Genome Project (PGP) [ 1] has been a pioneering initiative, sharing genomes for research in a clinical setting.

While very different from Vijay's Ghandi-esque walk, these three initiatives share with it a similar underlying spirit.

How can successful initiatives be shared with other parts of central and local government?