Sentence examples for useful initiative from inspiring English sources
The current government has experimented with departmental boards, which I think could be a useful initiative.
But its heyday faded when it was seen to be too passive to grant White a useful initiative.
Similarly, in reaction to knife crime, gun crime and to teenagers terrorising the streets (a war on terror at home might be a useful initiative), government ministers say: "parents must take responsibility" or "stringent laws are already in place" to deal with these things.
63 Otherwise, integration of an aging specialized psychologist in an oncogeriatry department can be a useful initiative.
A useful initiative could be to develop Helpful Active Listening (HAL) and communication programs in order to facilitate a more open and effective dialogue between different groups in the community.
"We are very glad to start the cooperation with UNICEF in Armenia with such a significant and useful initiative, and we hope this will become a well-established practice of addressing outstanding issues existing in the society".
An educational programme and an antibiotic order form may be useful initiatives to reduce antibiotic use.
Declining paying students will empty Treasury pockets much more quickly than useful initiatives abroad (in all likelihood the applied product of British university research anyway).
Policy measures such as increase in frequency of SHG meeting, SHG training programme, increase in loan amount and ensuring effective utilization of the loan, may be the useful initiatives to enhance women empowerment, income/employment opportunities.
Useful initiatives have been created such as EuroPineDB, that aims at providing a high coverage database for maritime pine (P. pinaster) transcriptome genes [ 11].
Sporting events, creative and topical educational projects and socially useful initiatives implemented by schoolchildren in cooperation with teachers, parents and activists from local communities have been planned and implemented by the children themselves, without any influence from outside.
