Sentence examples for initiatives while the from inspiring English sources

As a result, Clinton has been able to share credit for the passage of such traditionally conservative initiatives, while the Republicans have stood naked in defeat.

In a sense, the Chinese offer is less ambitious than the American proposal because China is already well on the way to its target with existing energy efficiency initiatives, while the American offer would require changes in many government policies.

A deteriorating external environment will affect China's peripheral diplomacy and its "Belt and Road" initiatives, while the struggle with China will cost the United States its global presence sooner.

Your envoys here overstate U.S. commitments to finance global climate initiatives while the U.S. Export-Import Bank alone is spending five times more on fossil fuel subsidies that will only hasten catastrophic climate change.

Citizens will get the opportunity to take their own initiatives while the government will focus on providing care for those who are considered most vulnerable.

The solid lines in Figure 1 depict average scores of all binding/regulatory policies and all nonbinding/voluntary policy initiatives, while the dotted lines plot the scores of the highest scored binding policy (Directive 89/391/EEC) and nonbinding policy (PRIMA-EF guidance) on each dimension.

Academics consulted by The Evening Gazette, the local Teesside newspaper, were broadly supportive of the school's initiative, while also defending the role of regional dialects.

Yet the American House of Representatives voted 407 to 6 to call on the Obama administration to use its diplomatic capital to try to block the initiative, while also threatening to cut the Palestinians' funding if they proceeded to seek statehood.

Concern around this prompted a number of Internet.org partners in India to withdraw from the initiative, while also increasing awareness of the issue in other Internet.org markets too.

[Updated July 22 , 2014]— Diplomatic efforts to achieve a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip yielded no apparent breakthrough on Tuesday, but Secretary of State John F. Kerry reiterated U.S. support for an Egyptian-authored truce initiative, while also opening the door to wider negotiations.

The overall feedback was positive, reaffirming the value of the initiative, while also providing many valuable suggestions.