Sentence examples for organized initiative from inspiring English sources

None was undertaken as the result of a formal, organized initiative.

If the charges are substantiated, "it raises a flag as to some sort of organized initiative to evade detection," said Dr. Gary I. Wadler, a professor of medicine at New York University who helped develop screening protocols for the World Anti-Doping Agency.

Rita Nakashima Brock was a member of an international coalition of religious leaders who were publicly against the war before its onset and who organized initiatives against it even as public opinion was slow to turn against it.

On Saturday, Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez, DNC Associate Chairman Jaime Harrison and American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten canvassed for Parnell to kick off the DNC's "Resistance Summer" grassroots organizing initiative. .

There are numerous Black-led organizing initiatives and protests that oppose intraracial crime within Black communities across the nation.

From climate and clean-energy advocacy, to poverty and migrant rights, contemporary campuses know no shortage of organizing initiatives aimed at addressing the myriad symptoms of our ailing political-economic system.

Other states are addressing the Boomer aging opportunity by organizing initiatives similar to Silverprint, with civic and business leaders forging creative public and private partnerships to "ride the age wave".

Cecilia Alemani, the director and curator of art on the High Line, has organized the initiative.

In 2000, he organized an initiative that put 500 electric Ranger-based postal trucks on Southern California streets; he later oversaw a huge solar-power installation.

Kühnel organized the initiative's first meeting early last year after returning from a pilgrimage to Totnes, where he attended one of the first Transition trainings.

Updated at 7.43pm BST 7.15pm BST More positive reviews from environmental groups: Ceres, the green investor network of 128 companies and 49 investors managing $800 billion in assets, organized an initiative to send letters to the White House and leaders of both parties in Congress supporting the new rules as "a critical step" to dealing with climate change.