Sentence examples for revised initiatives from inspiring English sources

During the second round of workshops, participants reviewed the revised initiatives and performance measures and made additional changes.

The firms, where the average annual turnover rate is near 20percentt, have started revising retention initiatives especially focused at keeping technology consultants, who are being snapped up by Internet companies offering stock options.

(5) Revise the initiative process.

In a statement, a DOJ official said they were "revising" the initiative so that it provided "technical assistance to support law enforcement agencies in reorienting from reacting to crime to preventing crime and expanding and improving police-community cooperation to more effectively address crime and disorder problems".

The One Million Initiative revised its participator sanitation and hygiene transormation (PHAST) strategy cy merging education components with a community-led total sanitation approach, amended to a community approach for total sanitation (CATS).

Some of the biggest economic disadvantages of remote living could be cancelled out by the arrival of the national broadband network, a contentious Australian government project that promises to bring the entire country online by 2020 – although this is just the latest revised target for an initiative that has been beset by a steady drip-feed of delays, cost blowouts and shrinking ambitions.

FVC: Forced vital capacity; FEV1: %predicted Forced expiratory volume in one second; IES-R: Impact of Event Scale- Revised; GOLD: The Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease.

The version revised with President Gül's initiative requires TIB to have court order to request data from service providers about users' navigation histories.

Following discussion with local health care providers in late 2005, referral networks for male partners have been revised, strengthened and streamlined, an initiative that has been received positively by members of the CAC.

The dissemination of the revised 2010 curriculum required new district initiatives.

California's voters softened one of the nation's most destructive and unfair sentencing policies this week when they approved a ballot initiative revising the infamous three-strikes law of 1994, which imposes a life sentence for any felony conviction — no matter how minor — if the defendant has two previous serious convictions.