Sentence examples for whatever initiative from inspiring English sources
"If Manchester United want international clearance they will have to turn to Fifa and at that point we'll see what we'll do – the file is currently with our lawyers, who are ready to take whatever initiative they deem necessary at the appropriate time," Belsoeur said.
"The parallels are that, again, the government is bullying and pushing through whatever initiative they're putting forward".
Political hacks trade in the labels of right and left because it allows them to manipulate the public with shortcut phrases that demonize those in the other camp, making it easier to derail whatever initiative needs killing at the moment.
Whatever initiatives he envisions will have to wait until he is inaugurated in early May.
Whatever initiatives next come to pass, the measure for progressives might be how many new jobs -- and for whom -- will be created by a rapid transition to a Green New Deal.
The villagers ignored whatever "revolutionary initiatives" Jianguo tried to introduce, but his personality — honest, warm, generous — won him their affection.
The Moroccan government, through a spokesman, expressed its "total disapproval of this regrettable initiative, whatever the motivation or intentions".
All this suggests that the Saudi peace initiative, whatever its public relations value, may also be a tentative effort at solving one of its serious political problems.
The biggest problem we have long term is Medicare and Medicaid, but whatever reforms we initiative on that front - and we're very serious about working on a bipartisan basis to reduce those deficits, or reduce those costs - you're not going to see those savings reflected until much later.
And the timing isn't a coincidence: the profiles will likely play some role in Google's +1 social initiative, whatever form that eventually takes.
The "investment value" of an extra dollar spent on lobbying implies that whatever bill or initiative toward which the money lobbies is resolved in favor of the lobbyist.
