Sentence examples for the initiative to develop from inspiring English sources
Therefore, a multidisciplinary group of professionals in the Netherlands took the initiative to develop a national guideline on the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of children with functional constipation.
We shall be debating these issues at the fourth annual leadership summit at The King's Fund on 21 May where we will publish two new reports on how the NHS can take the initiative to develop the leadership needed in the future.
Libraries could also take the initiative to develop a capability model to facilitate data infrastructure self-evaluation.
Second, after a recommendation from researchers to obtain additional client information to inform service delivery, OH staff took the initiative to develop and implement a phone assessment form from 2015 to 2016 to better understand the health, psychological and social status of clients admitted to the service.
Dow Jones' MarketWatch may not display stock information about particular companies as well as its competitors, such as Google Finance, newly redesigned AOL Money & Finance, or even Yahoo Finance, but it has taken the initiative to develop a new portfolio tool that tops them all.
CHL, JWL and CHL took the initiative to develop the research project.
The initiatives to develop a more systematic and comprehensive OHS have become more prominent after Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 with appointment of competent persons to conduct specific task.
As the initiatives to develop and implement autonomous merchant vessels into the global shipping industry are gaining momentum, their safety remains in the spotlight.
During the 2009 World Economic Forum they launched the largest initiative to develop sustainable, healthy and affordable classrooms in the US and abroad.
The new initiative to develop young players should foster a new offensive-minded mentality: Scoring.
There is currently research based in Newcastle, UK., as part of the COMET initiative to develop a set of core outcome measures (COMs) for use in advanced prostate cancer trials.
