Sentence examples for run active from inspiring English sources

Mark and Adam run Active in Ashington, which encourages people in their part of Northumberland to walk and cycle more.

Some greyhound tracks run active rehoming programmes, but discussions about one at the Canidrome have broken down because of a lack of trust, according to the Macau animal rights group, Anima.

Thomas Mann, a Congressional scholar at the Brookings Institution, cited resources "that allow members to present themselves in favorable light back home, everything from being able to raise the money to run active, visible campaigns, travel home on a regular basis with a subsidy and use their legislative positions for commandeering the attention of the local media".

This paper presents an ex-ante policy analysis of the implementation of a publicly run active water bank operating at the basin level designed to temporarily reallocate water resources between farmers considering different scenarios of reduced water availability (cyclical scarcity due to droughts).

Storage is often seen as an "iceberg" comprised of primary storage, the main memory needed to run active applications, and deeper secondary storage that does not directly interact with applications.

We now run active river cruises with AmaWaterways on the Danube, Rhine, Seine, Portugal's Douro, in the Galapagos, Andes & Amazon Rivers, and on the Mekong River with Heritage Lines.

Yet, like Rediff.com, an Indian online pioneer, the company also runs active entertainment and shopping sites.

Desperately Seeking Adventure runs active trips for small groups of women of all ages – the oldest participant so far was 72.

In this paper we address the problem of running active measurements for discovering the Internet topology at the autonomous system level of abstraction with crowdsourcing systems.

But John Correia, an NRA member who runs Active Self Protection, a self-defense training company, said he had left the Republican party when Trump was nominated, calling him "radically unqualified to be president".

"You always hear it in the news if something goes wrong, but you don't hear about all the things that go right," said John Correia, a NRA member who runs Active Self Protection, an Arizona-based self-defense training company.