Sentence examples for true initiative from inspiring English sources

A: After 10 years of diversity initiatives that didn't move the needle very far, many law firms are now hiring diversity managers whose sole responsibility is to make diversity not just an occasional event but a true initiative.

Gold House is a new nonprofit seeking to support Asian Americans in business and culture, and today it's launching a tried-and-true initiative to bring big names together — a list.

As part of the effort, it's starting something called the "true performance initiative" which is intended to help customers more accurately judge a chip's performance.

But in April Telco issued a categorical denial, saying it "stands fully committed to implementing the project as a true Indian initiative in bringing out the country's first indigenously manufactured car".

Our corporate culture was ripe for it: the company had a matching gift policy and a supportive leadership, but this was a true employee initiative, driven from the 'ground up.

The same is true of initiatives to support "green" purchasing or programmes to require purchasing from small- and medium-sized enterprises in the name of mitigating climate change.

Is that true, that the initiative sponsor uses these lists?" "Yes," Mr. Bopp said.

The goal is "to turn this into a true business-driven initiative and not just a P.R. activity," Mr. Sackmann said.

It is another example of a true cross-platform initiative, utilising all of the NewsLocal assets across print, digital and social".

It is true that the initiative for reconciliation and the end of the conflict appears stalled at present except that a truce between the contesting factions, which would halt the drift towards violence, is needed and possible.

Take the True Cost Manifesto (true costeconomics.org), an initiative from the radical Canadian anti-advertising magazine Adbusters.