Sentence examples for smart initiative from inspiring English sources

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For his part, Mr. Pataki, who has on occasion granted clemency to drug offenders serving unjustly long sentences, would have to respond to a smart initiative from his own party.

2. Station 13 (Reforma-Río Rodano) to Station 29 (Reforma-Bucareli): This ride down Paseo de la Reforma is most fun on Sunday when the stately thoroughfare is closed to auto traffic and cyclists swarm down its length -- a smart initiative that gives citizens a taste of what a traffic-free city might be like.

If the smart initiative strategy succeeds, spending tens of millions of dollars on deceptive television advertising could be enough to buy public policy in California.

Ron is also an angel investor and advisor to health and technology companies, Rock Health (The first Interactive Health Incubator), and Harvard Medical School's SMArt Initiative ("Substitutable Medical Apps, reusable technologies").

Their methodology is similar to the consensus methods of the SMART initiative, a series of methodological recommendations for conducting research in humanitarian emergencies [ 33].

But smart initiatives from the United States may well be an indispensable precondition for international efforts.

He pointed to Vienna as a positive example of how to manage smart city technology, as it has centralised control over smart initiatives, ensuring they work in an integrated way.

"The region needs smart initiatives, not smart bombs," growled an editorial in Kuwait's daily al-Rai al-Am.Despite the wave of sourness in the Middle East towards Mr Bush's visit, signs were noted that his administration, albeit late in its tenure, was paying more attention to Arab concerns.

Milton Keynes is city which is well ahead in piloting smart initiatives: community bins are fitted with sensors to automatically notify the council when they need to be emptied, and it's running a pilot scheme that involves using driverless cars to monitor potholes.

The laws clearly state that smart initiatives must include more than just adding smart grid technologies and technical process automation to the existing infrastructure.