Sentence examples for wise initiative from inspiring English sources

"This is a wise initiative, but it's only a beginning," Mr. Foxman said.

The WISE initiative is addressing all of these issues by collaborating with 25 artisanal fishermen and 25 fish processors.

This paper describes the Working to Institutionalize Sex Education (WISE) Initiative, a privately funded effort to support ready public school districts to advance and sustain comprehensive sexuality programs, and examines the degree to which WISE has been successful in increasing access to sex education, removing barriers, and highlighting best practices.

Further player activities, as part of the Think Wise initiative, will be held during the course of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.

The THINK WISE initiative builds on a long-term partnership between the ICC, UNAIDS and UNICEF which for more than 11 years has reached out to the cricketing community to work together in responding to the global AIDS crisis.

The Think Wise initiative builds on a long-term partnership between the International Cricket Council (ICC), the joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), UNICEF and the Global Media AIDS Initiative (GMAI).

Raising security awareness by contributing industry-wise initiatives and liaison with governmental and law enforcement agencies will help women e-entrepreneurs understand the threats and trends.

What we call the "Centre Commitment" has proven one of the wisest initiatives we have pursued over the last several decades, and it demonstrates the kind of intentional approach colleges must take to make their graduates career ready in an ever-changing landscape.

Through the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Schools Empowerment initiative (WISE), UNICEF, Save the Children and CARE International – backed by the Dubai Cares Foundation and others – are supporting the local government in six districts including Jayapura, to improve hygiene practices and access to safe water and sanitation for all students.

"I think it is fair to say that the D.C. Circuit has repudiated the vast bulk of the Bush administration's clean-air regulatory reforms, which were the administration's most notable and significant (if not always wise) environmental policy initiatives," Jonathan Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University, commented on the case on a legal affairs blog, The Volokh Conspiracy.

Mr. Ashcroft, a strong supporter of capital punishment, announced that his duty to "promote and protect the integrity of the system of justice" required him to intervene, and he was wise to take the initiative rather than wait for a court ruling.