Sentence examples for shared initiative from inspiring English sources
You oversaw the shared initiative that brought the Olympic cycle races to Surrey – are you doing more on this?
Perhaps Hampshire's most notable shared initiative is the Hampshire PSN (public services network), which could also lay the foundations for shared services beyond the county's borders.
"By bringing together Columbia College and our Business School in this novel shared initiative, the Mendelson family's generosity and commitment will benefit students for generations to come". The Mendelson Center makes permanent Columbia's special concentration in business management, through which undergraduates enroll in specially designed courses with Business School faculty.
Data have been collected during the final experimental phase of the EU interactIVe project, in which a vehicle developed by Centro Ricerche Fiat has been used to demonstrate driver continuous support produced by an artificial co-driver, within a shared initiative framework.
(Salvadori and Rumiatl 2005) This refers to the behavioral diversity, also involving the parents, where children from diverse backgrounds only experience shared initiatives at school.
The Gates and Pearson Foundations now have a number of shared initiatives centering around the development of the "common core curriculum" adopted by over forty of the states.
Columbia University, Princeton University, and the New York Public Library, partners in the Research Collections and Preservation Consortium (ReCAP), are also partners in a resource sharing initiative: the ReCAP Shared Collection.
Thanks to a data sharing initiative with several pharmaceutical companies we have had access to a dataset of intermediates used during the process of drug development.
In 2011, two of Singapore's Reference Agencies, Health Canada and the TGA, invited Singapore to embark on a work sharing initiative for generics evaluation (International Consortium 2012).
It was only when I heard about ISAAA and its new knowledge sharing initiative, through a colleague, that I started to get excited again.
Together with a colleague I lead the ISAAA?s knowledge sharing initiative, which is based on the Global Knowledge Center on Crop Biotechnology (KC) and its network of biotechnology information centers (BIC).
