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Some supervisors explained the importance of developing initiative in their students to take control of their work and adopt a professional approach to the research process.

Kelly is one of the pioneers in impact investing in the world and has been developing initiatives in the field since 2001 in places like Brazil, Senegal and India.

The Orthodox Union, which represents Orthodox Jews, is developing initiatives to educate airlines about Jewish observances, including the use of tefillin and prayer shawls.

The current boom of older adults is no surprise, and in fact the public health community has been developing initiatives related to aging for decades.

These possible adverse implications also need to be considered while developing initiatives to foster reconciliation and mutual understanding.

Some states are developing initiatives to proactively educate teachers and students regarding the potential dangers of mercury exposures and to assist in school laboratory cleanouts.

They were enthusiastic about working in partnership with health professionals for mutual education and with a view to developing initiatives within the community for diabetes prevention.

ARCHIVE: "Faculty team will develop initiative on race issues".

The innovation programme helps students to develop initiative and creativity; an entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking," said Mr. Ademi.

During this workshop, topics and ideas were discussed to develop initiatives between the arts, sciences and ESA.

"If enough of us from the outside work hard to develop initiatives on the kind of scale that can bring this about then - as we've seen in the past - government follows fast," he said.