Sentence examples for off the initiative from inspiring English sources

On 6 May, the pair kicked off the initiative by hosting an informal round table.

But because it comes from Google's direct competitors like Yelp and TripAdvisor, employees may be able to write off the initiative as purely opportunistic.

To kick off the initiative, the city recently invited people on a tour of public art in Brooklyn.

The social media platform kicked off the initiative by telling the stories of three people living with mental health disorders, all of whom used Instagram as a way to cope with their own conditions.

And Monday night, Lachey kicked off the initiative at a Manhattan Wendy's by performing his first ode to the burger, along with older hits "I Do (Cherish You)" and "This I Swear".

Italy, which kicked off the initiative, bears the brunt of immigration from Tunisia and Libya, with migrants crossing the Mediterranean, where they are commonly held on the island of Lampedusa, whose coasts have witnessed a series of tragedies, most infamously the drowning of 300 Eritrean immigrants in October last year.

Even though the White House had signed off on the initiative, aides were displeased.

In what he describes as an "unusual" display of "unity in the Jewish community," 14 organizations from across the spectrum of Jewish life signed off on the initiative.

"You know the success we seek is not going to be attained by government alone," Mr. Obama said kicking off the initiatives.

Amazon introduced 10percentt savings at Whole Foods for Prime members earlier this month, and today it kicked off a nationwide expansion of the initiative.

The research kicked off by the initiative will focus on the basic science underlying them.