Sentence examples for offering initiatives from inspiring English sources
Investing in the future As an organisation, we invest £1m per year to promote aspiration, self-reliance and social mobility, offering initiatives to encourage involvement in the community.
Mr. Boehner called it a "poor substitute" for pro-growth policies and accused him of offering "initiatives that seem to have more to do with the next election than the next generation".
1 07 p.m. | Updated Speaker John A. Boehner on Thursday called President Obama's jobs plan a "poor substitute" for pro-growth policies and accused him of offering "initiatives that seem to have more to do with the next election than the next generation".
By offering initiatives to help their employees manage and pay back their loans, they relieve some of that strain (and become a more attractive place to work in turn).
Headquartered in San Francisco, GIT operates over 47 active chapters worldwide, from North America and Europe to Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, and South America, offering initiatives for women and girls to become innovators in the tech space.
The White House sees an immediate political opportunity there and hopes to contrast a president offering new initiatives that build on past successes with a GOP intent on undoing them.
Some small business owners find that offering free fitness initiatives is effective.
And discovered a patchwork of ill-conceived initiatives, offering sympathy, aromatherapy and nothing that I needed.
Historically Princeton has been a leader in offering family-focused initiatives to graduate student parents.
In the absence of initiatives offering wider choices for parents, government policies focused on enhancing workplace participation reinforce the notion that there's a superior model for families, and it is one where parents are working the most hours possible.
Some companies have gone beyond seeing children and young people as future purchasers of their products and are looking deeper, adopting programmes that actively promote leadership skills to socially disadvantaged children, offering youth insight initiatives into big business or using the creativity and ideas of children to create new products.
