'progressive initiatives' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, plans, or policies that actively work to bring about positive change or improvement in society, education, the economy, etc. For example: "The mayor has implemented several progressive initiatives to promote economic growth in the city."
Progressive initiatives were also discussed.
People generally retain Dick to oppose progressive initiatives".
Several progressive initiatives related to the separation of religion from politics have gained traction in recent years because of pressure exerted by activists.
Haraldson is a cunning but backward-looking nobleman whose insecurity is mired in impotence and a fierce desire to maintain the status quo rather than promoting progressive initiatives.
In this capacity, he served for five years as chairman of the Human Rights sub-committee and organised many progressive initiatives.
In addition to implementing a suite of progressive initiatives, we were the first tertiary institute in the world to raise funds by issuing a climate bond.
Let's look at another progressive initiative.
Disappointed that Congress and the public did not cheer every progressive initiative, modern liberalism has become a search for explanations that do not involve concessions.
The only significant progressive initiative of the early 1960s was the labour law of 1963, which legalized strikes and promoted an expansion of trade unions; by the 1990s about half of Turkey's nonagricultural workers were members of a trade union.
The partisan process "immediately labeled what was just good government as a progressive initiative," he said during an interview with a local newspaper.
This is a progressive initiative, and one we hope the city of SF adopts, as we'd like to see it spread here, as even cloudy Seattle has enough sunlight to make it worthwhile.
