Sentence examples for the initiative to implement from inspiring English sources

With the launch of the Advanced Land Observing Satellite ALOSS) in 2006, the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) took the initiative to implement the first global-scale systematic acquisition strategy for satellite sensors at fine and medium (2.5 20 m) spatial resolution.

However, we're excited to be the first in the market to announce we have taken the initiative to implement CAPTCHA into our routers, thus providing yet another layer of security to our customers," said AJ Wang, chief technology officer of D-Link.

In Denmark, the initiative to implement such activities has been taken.

In the years that followed some states and municipalities took the initiative to implement their own emergency medical services, giving rise to the first Emergency Medical Services.

From a public health perspective, this study illustrated the initiative to implement the Reference Framework for Hypertension Care into action to screen grade 1 hypertensive subjects in primary care settings in Hong Kong where the prevalence of hypertension is increasing.

To understand the dynamic capabilities that enabled the six demonstration projects of the Information Technology Networks of Care Initiative to implement health information exchanges (HIEs) tailored to their local HIV epidemics and regional care systems.

The government has not undertaken any formal initiative to implement the principles set out in the Small Business Act 2008.

One respondent, referring to a question about state-level strategies for improving emergency communication for the Deaf/HH, discussed a initiative to implement a new (State) Alert and Warning System with pilot tests in two counties in which people would register their information into the system and choose how they would like to be contacted in the event of an emergency.

For integration purposes, the Department of Chemical and Process Engineering has taken an initiative to implement an Integrated Project for student of Year II and III since Session 2006/2007.

The "democracy vouchers" idea was first proposed by constitutional law professor Bruce Ackerman decades ago, but had never been adopted until Seattle voters backed a 2015 initiative to implement the idea.

In 2006, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) awarded discretionary grants to five communities as part of the Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws (EUDL) initiative to implement an environmental strategy approach to reduce drinking and associated misconducts among Air Force members.