Sentence examples for whose initiatives from inspiring English sources
But for the moment, the Met is the only organization whose initiatives are profitable.
But he was widely viewed as a weak executive whose initiatives were subject to veto by Mr. Putin.
Encourage further innovation through financial rewards for public sector staff and the public whose initiatives are accepted.
Here's a small selection of the projects that remind us that all is not yet lost – the first 10 are people whose initiatives we find particularly inspiring.
"We've got to show that the political numbers are greater for than against," said Mr. Spano, whose initiatives include using county money to buy land for such developments, giving legal and technical assistance to municipalities and developers, and tying the distribution of discretionary funds to a community's record in building affordable housing.
And, perhaps more importantly, not among our Shia government allies whose initiatives have never included serious reconciliation and amnesty proposals, a formula for sharing oil revenues, disarming the murderous sectarian militias, a serious approach to the Kirkuk-Kurdistan question, or anything else that might even conceivably produce an end to the fighting.
"They're looking for students whose initiative has led them to make unique contributions in their intellectual and extracurricular lives".
It is a tale peopled by terrifying grotesques: captains of industry whose initiative, swagger and fortitude were more than matched by the monstrous scale of their crimes.
The campaign finance reform measure was sponsored by Ron Unz, a software millionaire, whose initiative against bilingual education was approved in 1998.
1546 Barbarossa, ( Italian: "Redbeard") byname of Khayr al-Dīn, original name Khiḍr (died 1546) Barbary pirate and later admiral of the Ottoman fleet, by whose initiative Algeria and Tunisia became part of the Ottoman Empire.
It may be that today we look upon the outlaw with a certain admiration, however hedged, while the accomplice is merely a dangerous failure whose initiative is likely to be disastrous for all concerned.
