Sentence examples for think initiatives from inspiring English sources

But I don't think initiatives will ever really get to make a sustained impact without the input of the children.

Knowledge@Wharton: Do you think initiatives such as Saudization provide opportunities for women as well?

I think initiatives such as establishing an advisory group to discuss the strategic aspects of human rights activities, comprising representatives of the EU institutions and the Member States, together with human rights specialists, would lead to greater coherence and therefore effectiveness.

No, I think that initiatives such as TradeMark East Africa – which is a UK, Belgium and Nordic-sponsored initiative – have done well because they are extremely 'on the ground'.

OFCs think such initiatives are designed to force them out of business.

"I think these initiatives can't do more than kill time," said Fayez Sara, a prominent opposition figure in Damascus.

Too many managers, he writes, mistakenly think that initiatives that won't deliver a double-digit gain within a year are not worth the effort.

So we think those initiatives provide a lot more consumer value rather than trying to sell "wearables" and action items for your avatar.

MC: Yes and I think such initiatives should be global, not only in the state of California.

Sixty per cent of survey respondents think that initiatives that promote integrity in science in the UK, such as codes of conduct, are having a positive or very positive effect overall on scientists in terms of encouraging the production of high quality science.

"..again I think PCO initiatives seem to be driven from central government which, you know, is understandable to a certain extent but the nature is that it tends to, unless you're very different and you're very enthusiastic you'll find that to implement any change is extremely difficult".