Sentences with phrase «of the initiative»

Retailers can easily become a part of this initiative in a multitude of ways.

I've led a number of initiatives in the team to improve configuration management, written asset management documents and even carried out asset inspections.

«This is not a series of initiatives, this is a plan,» he says.

-- A range of initiatives focused on spreading knowledge about graphene to the wider world.

A variety of initiatives ranging from international statistical analysis to action research at local level provide a clearer picture of the magnitude and pervasive nature of the problem.

Initially funded internally, the long - term goal of this initiative is to involve supporters who are passionate about specific disease areas.

Meanwhile, the success of another initiative in nurturing home - grown and returning scientific talent is perhaps clearer to see.

Here's where you'll want to consider the scope and impact of these initiatives on the business for your IT Director resume.

Would you say that judiciary empowerment is just reflective of the loss of initiative by the legislative to the Executive, rather than to the judiciary?

There are a growing number of initiatives at the international and European level.

The results of the initiative demonstrated exactly how library patrons respond to lending opportunities with an increase in book sales.

Here are some ideas for assessing different types of initiatives in your school and setting goals for next year's initiatives.

We welcome your feedback and support of these initiatives for the benefit of those future generations and our Breed in general.

But wouldn't we prefer that they use their massive wealth in the support of initiatives like this over business as usual?

The woman is always expected to show some kind of the initiative after the third date.

My only concern is that I don't see many of these initiatives as being buyer - centric.

Provides astute strategic planning and practical implementation of initiatives for both direct and indirect distribution channels.

Even if lump labour theory doesn't explain employment problems for young practitioners, the lack of initiative in taking these people under their wings does threaten the continuity of the profession.

I've seen this behavior in lawyers even as part of initiatives designed to be collaborative and increase engagement.

A part of that initiative included offering free access to FICO scores, which had previously only been available by purchase.

The sponsorship categories are designed to help serve small as well as large gaming communities needs as part of our initiative of giving back to the gaming communities we serve.

Some states, however, have considered a variety of initiatives with increasing frequency, especially since 1995.

We also have lots of initiatives promoting sustainability, for example taxing more polluting and less efficient vehicles more heavily, and enforcing strict recycling policies.

Last year's initiative was an important catalyst that has lead to real change and we hope to expand the impact of this initiative in 2018.

From this process, four strategic priorities were identified and became the focus of our initiatives.

The purpose of the initiative is for the higher education sector to contribute towards the nationally declared gender equality objective of women and men having equal power to shape society and their own lives.

They deserve the opportunity to be a part of the design of the initiative from the beginning.

Total enrollment at the 11 schools fell 15 percent after the first year of the initiative and will decline even further next year.

-- but I'll list below a short list of initiatives that authors do in order to attempt to hit it and other bestseller lists.

The judge may alter the plaintiff's award based on the level of initiative taken to get more affordable treatment before choosing legal action as a recourse.

For supporters of the initiative, the cause is just and the need self - evident.

She has been instrumental in the implementation of a number of initiatives such as the mentoring program, childcare and family leave policies and reduced hours work guidelines.

Common Core advocates also need to talk about this aspect of the initiative as central to its purpose and success.

They could, for example, offer to share the costs of initiatives designed to increase their profitability.

When does a firm's strategy change: usually only in response to a crisis or because of the initiative of a new managing partner.

I am wholeheartedly in favour of initiatives which support parents in teaching their own children about puberty, at home and in the way they feel is most appropriate.

The first phase of the initiative focused on that foundational research; Phase II will focus on consultation with legal industry stakeholders.

They are approachable and have a sense of initiative in attending to their guests.

This term sometimes is used to encompass a broader set of initiatives, but for analytical purposes, I want to use it in the narrower sense.

Strong leadership attributes characterized by a high level of initiative, creativity, strategic thinking and a considerable degree of technical analyses in problem solving.

It is being rolled out right before the administration is preparing to announce a host of initiatives to battle climate change by limiting emissions from coal - fired power plants.

Most of the initiative for relationship with these groups still lies in Christian hands, and many local churches can take such initiative.

It did not take long to understand that pursuing justice was an entirely different sort of initiative.

Our people sit at the heart of these initiatives.

The general public who responded to the proposal have been supportive of the initiative simply so they might keep away from advertisements.

The project also included the development of an initiative that collects water to help alleviate storm water runoff.

Skilled verbal and written communicator with a high degree of initiative.