Sentence examples similar to spirited initiative from inspiring English sources
With increasingly harsh rhetoric, he advances mean-spirited public policy initiatives against the weakest in our society - even against veterans' health care.
It must be acknowledged that Mr Blair does much philanthropic and public spirited work through his Africa governance initiative, his Faith Foundation, and also for the Quartet (even though we found very few Palestinians who were prepared to speak well of him).
Now, after adopting a series of initiatives last year following many spirited and emotionally charged discussions, these neighborhoods are starting to see swift changes in enrollment, according to city data released on Monday.
Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said the "mean-spirited, cynical ploy" by Republicans to push the initiative ultimately backfired.
With the aides as divided as their bosses on President Obama's signature initiative, their typically tedious weekly session turned hotly spirited.
Over the summer, the President unveiled his Healthy Forests Initiative, which, in spite of its cheery, public-spirited name, represents an attempt to open up more national forestland to the timber industry.
Meena Communication Initiative The school-based children's programme centers on a spirited, nine-year-old girl who braves the world – whether in her efforts to go to school or in fighting the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS in her village.
During a spirited discussion, the ambassadors -- from Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the former Soviet Union -- seemed to agree that the initiative by President Khatami had taken enormous political courage and should be acknowledged with a concrete step by the United States.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
