Sentence examples for win initiative from inspiring English sources

In the latest manifestation of its innovative women in news (WIN) initiative, it brought together 37 women who work in middle and senior management at newspapers in seven African countries.

The irony was that it was a sunny day, and without the audio anyone might have thought that the caster was sweetly describing a school play, or an award winning initiative by a group of young people, just budding into adulthood.

Brown played the lead role in getting rid of the problems mentioned above and a lot more besides when he co-authored and championed the Political Reform Act of 1974, a winning initiative campaign in June 1974 which helped set the stage for his first election as governor of California five months later.

The future of all these, and other hard won initiatives, are uncertain.

Advocates of drug policy reform were firmly rebuffed, after several years of winning initiatives around the country.

Earlier this year, Academy Award-nominated actor and activist Alec Baldwin, along with top UN officials, announced the winning initiatives of this year's Prize.

Even the universities that don't win Excellence Initiative funding, Kleiner says, profit from the exercise of applying.

The mass mobilization that Prop 32 caused in the labor movement helped Jerry win his initiative.

One supportive analyst even took to the pages of the Los Angeles Times the Friday before the election to write that Brown had to jettison the hard-won and historic high-speed rail project to win the initiative, which consists of a temporary tax hike on the wealth and a temporary quarter-cent sales tax hike.

"It's a no-win initiative," the local's president, James Huntley, said.

Malcolm Bell from Visit Cornwall, described the scheme as a "win-win initiative".