Sentence examples for string of initiatives from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's proposal is the latest in a string of initiatives intended to help small businesses.

Their deliberations will result in a string of initiatives that will be put before voters in 2012 and beyond.Change has a better chance of coming about this way than through a constitutional convention.

The measure is the latest in a string of initiatives from the California Legislature, including a 2002 law that would greatly reduce carbon emissions from automobiles, and a 2006 law requiring that one-fifth of California's energy come from wind and other renewable sources.

From Newcastle upon Tyne to Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and beyond to Conservative shires, English local government boasts pragmatic leaders struggling to deliver essential services – against the toughest austerity programme ever visited upon town and county halls – while, at the same time, boosting the economies of their patches with a string of initiatives that should put Westminster to shame.

The housing effort is one of a string of initiatives the mayor intends to unveil today in what will clearly be a bittersweet speech for him, as he notes the accomplishments of his seven years in office and details how he hopes to fine-tune his legacy with a last burst of activity.

A string of initiatives have been put in place to try to keep people in their homes.

It follows that without a string of Treasury initiatives already in place, consumer confidence could evaporate more than it already has and the economy could tank.

The ability of Congressional Democrats, in concert with Mr. Obama, to push through a string of major initiatives in some sense conflicted with the notion that Congress is broken and dysfunctional.

The document, to be finalised next week and sent to Labour delegates before the party's annual conference later this month, will outline a string of policy initiatives to be rolled out during the Manchester gathering and beyond.

On climate change, his insistence on a voluntary approach alone runs counter to the experience of the past decade, when greenhouse-gas emissions have continued to rise despite a string of voluntary initiatives to reduce them.The best way forward, on fuel cells as on climate, would be through the use of taxes.

Even as the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, has pursued a string of diplomatic initiatives, the Pentagon's report warns that the North Korean Army has deployed "large numbers" of rocket launchers and artillery batteries along the demilitarized zone between the North and the South.