Sentence examples for issues initiatives from inspiring English sources

First and most obviously, due to the frequent votes on specific issues (initiatives and referenda), the need to inform the citizens on (details of) policies plays a much more important role than in purely representative systems.

Anyway, no word yet on what age Rachel Maddow would have to be before he'd consider not employing someone who had assaulted and slashed her face to head up his office's "women's issues" initiatives.

The addition of creationism, which would be part of a larger "controversial issues" initiative, was first introduced by the Springboro school board in May.

It is also true that vertically oriented single-issue initiatives are more often part of the problem rather than the solution.

It comes as no shock to observers and practitioners alike that the implementation of open government is much harder than issuing initiatives and directives.

Maybe talking about their issues and developing a short film about it will generate a better awareness for their own issues and then take initiative and change them.

The purpose of this study was to survey academic anesthesiology chairs on wellness issues, characterize initiatives, and establish wellness contacts for a Wellness Initiative Database (WID).

Following the initial audit, in order to resolve the highlighted issues several initiatives were put in place: a rehabilitation ward round was commenced with weekly MDT goal-setting, a psychosocial history form was introduced along with a critical care MDT assessment tool.

Under Ms. Kerina, who had worked for nonprofit groups focused on international human rights issues and initiatives in Africa, the gap between spending and revenue rapidly expanded.

And the more I removed myself from day-to-day operations, the more I was able to focus on strategic issues and initiatives.

In an interview, Mr. Walker said the Ford Foundation had weathered the recession and was ready to focus on new issues and initiatives.