Sentence examples for transfer initiative from inspiring English sources

In the US, the Talent Transfer Initiative gives bonuses to highly effective teachers — with a catch.

"As a result we intend delaying full implementation of the toilet transfer initiative.

Conditions, in the context of this community-led cash transfer initiative, provided community members with the opportunity to participate in the monitoring of the programme.

(Gamba, male, caregiver benefiting from UCT) The findings presented in this article point to a widespread acceptance of conditions in the context of a community-led cash transfer initiative.

In addition, INS was contracted to prepare focus group discussions in the communities targeted by the Project to allow a qualitative assessment of perceptions of the cash transfer initiative.

Within its grant application to the European Commission, Action Medeor emphasized the sustainability of the technology transfer initiative given TPI's status as an enterprise with government shareholders that support the project as part of its responsibility and operations.

In the 1980s, we diversified beyond our core clinical practice with investment, philanthropy and technology transfer initiatives to fund vital medical education and research.

This review looks back on various technology transfer initiatives and outlines the role of WHO and other public and private partners.

This paper evaluates the contribution of 75 Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects for technology transfer initiatives and for promotion of adoption of cleaner technologies.

The 17 new, multidisciplinary centers will receive a total of $680 million over 11 years for basic research, technology transfer initiatives, and outreach in a variety of fields including drug discovery and the social science of violence.

Policymakers agree with this vision: cooperation and knowledge transfer initiatives involving universities have become a top priority for many countries, even if there are different ways of local applications (known as "European Paradox" EC 2002; OECD 2013).