Sentence examples for remarkable initiative from inspiring English sources

Rather, this is a single case of a school where the staff took remarkable initiative and improved student performance by dint of sheer will, creativity and commitment.

Simpkins says that she would be dead by now if it weren't for a remarkable initiative by the Rev. Becca Stevens, the Episcopal priest at Vanderbilt University here, to help women escape trafficking and prostitution.

Last year it took the remarkable initiative of setting up a commission of scholars to conduct a revision of the Hadith, the sayings of the Prophet and one of Islam's most sacred texts.

In 1855, when allowed to dig in Thebes thanks to the intervention of the French engineer Ferdinand de Lesseps, who was in charge of the Suez Canal construction, the archaeologist documented his work with photographs, a remarkable initiative in his time.

"By reaching out to Pakistan, Modi has made a remarkable initiative.

Today marks a remarkable initiative and one which we congratulate President Clinton wholeheartedly on.

But Mr. Sharif made some remarkable initiatives as well.

One of the most remarkable initiatives has been the implementation of triage systems for prioritizing patient assistance based on the severity of their condition [45].

Over the last few days in Swaziland and South Africa I have seen remarkable initiatives to prevent the spread of HIV from mother to child, to treat HIV-positive children, and to care for the millions of children made vulnerable by the deaths of the adults in their lives.

"Over the last couple of days in Swaziland and South Africa, I've seen remarkable initiatives to prevent the spread of HIV from mother to child, to treat HIV-positive children and to care for the millions of children who are made vulnerable by the deaths of adults who are in their lives," said Ms. Veneman who is currently in the midst of her first trip as UNICEF Executive Director.

There are remarkable local initiatives across the region to prevent the spread of AIDS from mother to child," Ms. Veneman said.