Sentence examples for switch initiative from inspiring English sources

Politicians could do more to support consumer campaigns, such as the Big Switch initiative organised by Which?

organised the Big Switch initiative in 2012 and local authorities and other groups have been offering similar deals over the past few years.

PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times Of the $17 million, nearly $10 million is going to the digital push, while the rest will fund expanded coverage of education and global development and health, along with its Code Switch initiative to cover race, ethnicity and culture.

In response to Pester's comments about the industry's bank account switching initiative, the Payments Council said: "When using the new current account switching service, the old account is closed in the process and all direct debits and standing orders will be moved to the new account as part of the process.

Consequently we teamed up with consumer experts Which? and the Big Switch as we called it was born". Nearly 300,000 people registered for the UK's first collective switching initiative with a total of five energy suppliers competing to deliver the cheapest combined tariff for gas and electricity.

Today, in its quest for world domination, the startup is unveiling a massive switching initiative to help users transfer all content from other posting and blogging sites over to Posterous.

McKenzie says the current affairs "gap" between Newsround and Newsbeat is plugged by BBC Revealed, an online television show edited by him and accessed through the broadcaster's teen content initiative, Switch.

Twenty other states have turned to bipartisan or nonpartisan commissions in recent decades, including California, which made the switch by ballot initiative in 2008.By most accounts, the Arizona commission has acquitted itself well in fashioning fair, competitive electoral districts.

Police officials said that even though the cameras had never been switched on, the initiative had damaged trust and caused anger in the community.

We've seen pretty creative concepts from young kids already, like the two teens in the UK who came up with the idea for KipstR (a wearable that starts recording your TV shows if you fall asleep during the program) as part of Virgin Media's "Switched on Futures" initiative.

A spokesman for Hong Kong's Environmental Protection Department, Felix Leung, said by e-mail that the government welcomed the shipping companies' initiative to switch to low-sulphur fuel.