Sentence examples for third-party initiative from inspiring English sources

Democrats also said the third-party initiative could backfire, angering workers who could see it as essentially equating union organizers with the mob.

Meanwhile, a third-party initiative to restore law and order in one troubled city, Mariupol, seems to be succeeding.

AOL internally boasts to its employees that third-party verification is an "industry-first initiative to guarantee quality," but isn't this like a parolee showing off his electronic ankle bracelet as proof of how trustworthy he is?

The PAN Parks initiative provides a third-party certification system under the World Commission on Protected Areas Framework for Management Effectiveness.

Alltel's customers also will reap the benefits of Verizon Wireless' Open Development initiative, which welcomes third-party devices and services to use the Verizon Wireless network.

To identify foreign-bought ads, Facebook will use a combination of machine-learning and the cooperation of third-party groups like the Transparency Referendum Initiative, a nonprofit established to track the influence of Facebook ads on the outcome of the referendum.

The company also included articles written by third-party media organizations about the "Transparency 101" initiative, perhaps adding to the credibility of the company's efforts; consumers tend to view third-party messages (e.g., news stories) as more credible than messages created by the companies themselves (Calabro, 2003).

By partnering with dozens of charities, NGOs and third-party organizations to sponsor events and launch initiatives, we bring people together and promote positive change.

By the end of 2012, 99percentt of eCycling Leadership Initiative participants were using certified third-party recycling facilities.

"Only Spotify's owned and operated playlists were considered for this initiative; we did not include any third-party playlists," a spokesperson added.

If the initiative reaches its goal, as determined by a third-party evaluator, the government pays back donors with a small profit.