Sentence examples similar to intense initiative from inspiring English sources

The speech was the beginning of an intense White House initiative to shape the debate on Capitol Hill in September, when the president's troop buildup will undergo a re-evaluation.

The discovery of CTLA-4 and its clinical applications for the treatment of human malignancies led to more intense research initiatives exploring other immune checkpoints.

The result of four years of intense negotiations, the initiative will limit advertising and promotion of tobacco, prohibit the use of misleading terms by tobacco companies, impose high taxes and insist that the companies be held liable for their products.

The latest crisis engendered by this budgetary arithmetic has just been resolved in the legislature after intense debate over initiatives promoted by Governor Jerry Brown and their passage in the Senate by one vote.

His proposals would do no better in Congress, where even modest initiatives face intense Republican resistance.

The idea of saving the world or helping people out of intense poverty through fashion initiatives seems unlikely.

The competition between houses is, consequently, intense, and many bold initiatives of marketing and packaging are being tried this year.

Satin has been described as "colorful" and "intense", and all his initiatives have been controversial.

The previous year had been marked by the costly success of the Franco British offensive astride the river Somme, while the French had been unable to take the initiative because of intense German pressure at Verdun until after August 1916.

But proponents of increased support for such research argue that the Administration's opposition to new spending initiatives is breeding intense criticism even from Republican strongholds.

Facebook has agreed to invest $20m in affordable housing initiatives after facing intense criticism for failing to help low-income residents in Silicon Valley where the technology boom has exacerbated displacement and gentrification.