Sentence examples for markets initiative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton talked about his "new markets initiative," to entice businesses to invest here, but for Mr. Gorman, who has been mayor for 23 years, Hazard (population 5,416) is already benefiting from the new economy.

Mr. Clinton cited several areas where Congress provided money for his priorities, including $900 million to renovate schools, $817 million to help working families pay for child care and funding for his "new markets" initiative to bring investment to blighted rural and urban communities.

Linking up with ERA is the Lead Markets Initiative, looking to improve conditions for business investment in research and innovation in Europe.

The Entrepreneurs Circle is part of Credit Suisse's Private Banking and Wealth Management New Markets initiative, which is looking to advance financial opportunity among women, African-Americans and the LGBT community.

Gillibrand worked on HUD's Labor Initiative and its New Markets Initiative, as well as on TAP's Young Leaders of the American Democracy, and strengthening Davis Bacon Act enforcement.

And a new report out this month from the nonprofit Free and Fair Markets Initiative estimates the company has enjoyed $1.5 billion in US government subsidies or breaks since 2000, while dishing out $6 million in campaign contributions and nearly $10 million in state-level lobbying.

Even last summer, when Clinton spent several days on a remarkable, Bobby Kennedy-like pilgrimage through impoverished areas from Indian reservations in South Dakota to ghetto neighborhoods in East St . Louis the administration decided to refer to the effort not as a poverty tour but as a "new-markets initiative".

To a large degree, then, the N.F.L.'s e-commerce initiative is essentially a marketing initiative.

Terms of the agreement, the first worldwide Internet marketing initiative for Coca-Cola, were not disclosed.

Cadillac recently rolled out what it called the most ambitious marketing initiative in its history, for the ATS sports sedan.

The honour for the most ludicrous marketing initiative of all time has to belong to the Stranglers' record company.