Sentence examples for low initiative from inspiring English sources

The main reasons for late diagnosis of HIV infection may be low initiative towards HIV testing and the discrimination and stigma attached to the infection [ 13].

Furthermore, due to the low financing level, low reimbursement rate and limited disease coverage, without corresponding preferential policies, the rural disabled with poor economic status had low initiatives to participate in social medical insurance.

All the universities taking part in the project demonstrate the following features (a general trend with varying degrees): high dependence on external stakeholders such as foundations and ministries, a medium-low initiative of R&D project participation, orientation towards long-term cooperation, and strategic technology development and knowledge exchange.

Breastfeeding rates in Britain remain depressingly low: despite initiative after initiative, only one in five babies is still being exclusively breastfed at six weeks.

Local government officials hailed the Low Carbon initiative as potentially creating 10,000 jobs over five years – a huge morale boost to an area hit by the rapid decline of its manufacturing industry and wider economic turmoil.

I doubt that Fidelity's low cost initiative will go unchallenged.

In a low cost initiative at the Aboriginal Medical Service Western Sydney (AMSWS) in 2008 2009, a trial of personalised calendars to prompt timely childhood immunisation was undertaken.

This would be a relatively low cost initiative to implement and one that has potential to result in some significant improvements in the system.

Low intensity initiatives often do not require specific ICT investments and high intensity initiatives generate sufficient revenue to pay back the required ICT investments.

Funding for many of the other low carbon initiatives has been "reprioritised" from non-environmental programmes.

Work on the Lammas low-impact initiative began 2009 at Tir y Gafel, bringing together the commitment and creative force of nine families.