Sentence examples for play initiative from inspiring English sources

Patrick Burke said that as he has proceeded with the You Can Play initiative, he has thought about Brendan, who came out to his family in 2007.

Minnesota's 53,450 players — the highest number in the country — represent 13 percent growth, spurred perhaps by the innovative Fair Play initiative, which has sharply reduced dangerous fouls in youth hockey since 2004.

Sepp Blatter, then Fifa's general secretary, boasted before the tournament began that, as a result of their fair play initiative, "players will behave in a decorous manner in all phases of the match".

In essence, I think the league and players' association should have refused to go, due to its twinned, formal support of the You Can Play initiative earlier this year.

While much of the sports world seems to be making an effort to be move away from its entrenched homophobia and be more inclusive of gays and lesbians — professional teams filming videos for the "It Gets Better" project and hockey's new "You Can Play" initiative, for example — an assistant football coach at Nebraska believes that is going entirely in the wrong direction.

That is if there are any big deals, Uefa's financial fair play initiative is beginning to bite. 3. Freeman is finally a free man after Arsenal cut him loose One done deal that will have slipped past most people's radar, but is significant, was Luke Freeman's transfer from Arsenal to Stevenage.

Despite fair play initiatives the financial competition for top players remains intense and transfer prices and player wages continue to move ever higher.

The club is in a strong position to meet the challenges of Uefa financial fair play initiatives which will be relevant to the financial statements to be released in early 2013".

The report also found families and communities benefited from play initiatives and wanted action to improve them.

It said play initiatives often generated high levels of volunteering support and a sense of community spirit.

Ritchie was criticized early on for doing away with CTG's minority play initiatives, arguing that they weren't bearing fruit for production.