Sentences with phrase «taking initiative»

We have to dictate the game, we have to be the ones taking the initiative, and we have to entertain the people coming to watch us.»

Atletico's response to falling behind was impressive, with Diego Simeone's side immediately taking the initiative.

Atlético put the pedal to the metal very shortly after kickoff, forcing the issue and taking initiative with an attacking lineup.

We just don't know, but the mere fact that both sides are taking the initiative and meeting is certainly a good sign.

«When I'm off the court I move into a state where I'm not the one taking the initiative.

Imagine a SWAT guy saying to his mate «cover me» [watch my back] while he attempts to go on rampage only to find that team mate flying ahead of him, we blame Ozil, we blame Wilshere, some of us even blame the Ox for losing the ball that led to the third goal, well he was taking initiative like an attacker should and he lost the ball, are our defender paid to primarily attack?

Besides if your lw, cam, rw and St aren't getting into the box like they suppose to I appauled Coq for taking initiative against Psg we did the the goal BTW.

to make it short once the SPUDS scored the first goal they started believing they could win and they kept pushing forward taking the initiative and ultimately winning the game... WENGER has changed and it has been in part because he felt the pressure from Fans and experts alike, but he needs to become even more pro active, the SPUDS ran over us no question about it, but it was not because they are better, but because we let them do it.

Best Reinvention of a Classic Winner: Ivo Peshev and Mikey Gallop from Flair Project Recognized for taking the initiative to make a classic drink, like a Gin & Tonic, their own.

Thank you for taking the initiative I hope more companies follow suit.

The Christian who believes in the objective revelation of God in Jesus Christ will not be content with any subjective explanation that denies or minimizes God's taking the initiative in love for man's salvation.

Indeed, except in the sense that all of nature is a revelation of God, syncretists do not expect to find God taking the initiative in making Himself known to men.

If the pastor is a man he should make it clear that he is merely taking the initiative in getting the group started and that he will not be present after the first meeting — or maybe even through all of that — since it can't be a CR group for women if a man is present.

Jesus» action on behalf of the blind man showed the Paraclete not merely in a defensive role but taking the initiative to support and vindicate Jesus» own, whatever their fate in court.

Now the politician is waiting for a lead from the public, together with their support, before taking the initiative.

He is taking the initiative to mend relations with his nephew and make sure that things do not get worse.

By interpreting the symbolic process cosmologically we may envisage reality (the aesthetic whole) rather than our subjectivity as taking the initiative, first by linking us to itself in our primary perception and second by flowing through the channels of our perception until it comes closer to the pole of secondary perception (without ever quite arriving) where it can impress its importance upon us in a more vivid manner.

We are so used to thinking about the human quest for God that we can not easily grasp the idea of God's taking the initiative in making himself known, especially when it is affirmed that he has done so in specific historical events and developments.

Recent discussions emphasize Ruth's risk - taking initiative and self - assertion in the heavily patriarchal society of Bethlehem.

Throughout the Beijing conference, the American delegation avoided taking the initiative on controversial issues.

Therefore we must find an instance of God taking this initiative and look at what happened.

Taking the initiative in recent discussion concerning inspiration are apologists like Francis Schaeffer and Harold Lindsell who see inerrancy as the watershed of the Christian faith.

In response to this concern, it is said that the Boisi group is only taking the initiative in a restructuring of the governance of the Catholic Church that will, in its successive phases, expand to include democratically elected representation at every level of the Church's life.

I do applaud you Alyse for taking initiative to better yourself with knowledge and experiences.

We ebbed and flowed in taking initiative, as life would empower or drain us, but we did flow together.

Some churches are taking the initiative and cooperating in such projects.

Just how that charge is to be exercised is nowhere indicated in the text, and the possibility remains, therefore, that outside the Latin church the jurisdiction will be exercised via the patriarchs and ruling synods of the Oriental churches — normally, by way of reaction, namely, in the event of patriarchs or ruling synods calling on the pope for mediation in some dispute («appellate» jurisdiction), and abnormally, in the pope taking some initiative to bring a matter to the attention of such patriarchs and synods.

It is simple but, like your idea of taking an initiative instead of holding a pity party, it is true.

I'm glad someone is taking the initiative to hold their hand out to other like minded people.

This means asking questions, taking strategic risks and taking the initiative to build success.

Workplace by Facebook posts reveal store after store taking the initiative to take care of one another and the communities we serve.

Women excel in important leadership areas like cooperation, communication, taking initiative and driving for results.

By spending some time creating a dynamic website with the above five categories, you're taking initiative.

I mean taking initiative, meeting people, and helping people.

It not only provides clarity, it also serves as a reminder that you are taking initiative.

Overall women were perceived as more effective and surpassed men in 12 categories, even those typically perceived as «male» such as taking initiative and driving for results.

Sexual gratification, sexual competency of a partner, and taking initiative, on the other hand, resulted in less regret.

Managers appreciate employees who show courage at work, whether it's reliably taking initiative or speaking up when something is wrong.

A healthier work environment is one of those things that most employees want, but are afraid to ask for, so taking the initiative to implement healthy design features can show your workforce that you care.

Sometimes the most meaningful and memorable moments are the result of someone taking the initiative to brighten someone's day.

By contrast, there is little or no evidence of Mr. Pruitt taking initiative to protect and advance public health and environmental protection in his state.

Not only will your skill set come out stronger as a result, your manager and other company higher - ups will see you taking the initiative.

Taking this extra time will make sure your internship goes smoothly — and it can lead to a full - time job if your team knows you're taking initiative.

By taking initiative and creating value for them, you are almost guaranteed that they will create even more value for your support in 2014.

No letter carrier does this and I am still in awe of him for taking the initiative.

Beyond her age, she also lacks the spark of Superman's girlfriend, intent on blending in with the rest of the cast as a side character rather than taking any initiative.

The search giant is taking the initiative a step further, offering a new resource for veterans who are interested in starting their own businesses.

Working on a project autonomously shows that you take initiative.

Ever the entrepreneur, I took initiative and challenged myself to go one week without buying any food with any packaging — no bags, boxes, rubber bands, stickers, cans, etc..

«These candidates need to be self - starters, take initiative and communicate very well.»