Initiatives in a sentence

Clarence Valley Council’s Community Initiatives Program supports not-for-profit organisations to produce new or continuing projects and initiatives for the benefit of the Clarence Valley community.

Republicans also blocked several Democratic attempts to include progressive wish list items in the bill, such as climate initiatives, funding for the California High Speed Rail project, and further DEI and critical race theory initiatives.

These sustainable initiatives include carpets made from recycled fishing nets, which is part of a project supporting clean ocean initiatives, tackling over 640k tonnes of discarded fishing nets currently impacting marine life.

You will see these initiatives at Letterkenny Army Depot and Corpus Christi Army Depot, where they are working on military construction projects and other initiatives to modernize the depots to support the Army of 2030.

Health plans should use data analytics to identify opportunities to develop unit cost, utilization and configuration initiatives and drive execution of those initiatives to achieve savings to their bottom line.

Salmeen Alameri, CEO of Silal, highlighted the transformative potential of these initiatives: “These flagship initiatives underscore our commitment to advancing the UAE’s agricultural sector.

So, while school-based initiatives are crucial to drive HPV vaccine uptake, there should be a greater focus on initiatives to reach out-of-school girls.

Zoofari actively champions sustainability initiatives, promotes eco-friendly practices, and supports women’s empowerment and child development initiatives.

On request of president Ramaphosa, Makwetu’s office undertook a real-time audit of 16 of the key Covid-19 initiatives introduced by the government, and the management of R147.4 billion of the funds made available for these initiatives.

Topics discussed in this meeting included a general overview of regional workforce initiatives, upcoming Skills in Scranton initiatives, and the ongoing dialogue between the Chamber and the Department of Labor regarding workforce development.

And some grassroot initiatives, such as inter-faith coalitions in Nigeria, have curtailed recruitments by Boko Haram while grassroot reconciliation initiatives are being evaluated across the region for bilateral assistance at the country level.

First, they stressed that the aforementioned initiatives would provide the U.S. with meaningful leverage only if such initiatives receive proper funding.

Foster initiatives and forums that provide information about arts and culture issues and initiatives.

Head of counselling and community outreach Liz Norman outlined the importance of such initiatives, “All these initiatives are important as it inculcates the spirit of service in the minds and hearts of our girls.

She said that health care is one of the pillars of Keystone Bank’s CSR initiatives, noting that the bank executes, at least, one health beneficial project on quarterly basis as part of its CSR initiatives.

The Chamber will mobilize capacity building initiatives; it will work on reforms to boost an enabling environment for oil investors; it will invest in energy access initiatives.

This must be tackled with a multidisciplinary approach through national public health initiatives, factoring in health education, access to sports facilities, and initiatives to encourage healthy eating," said Alzaabi.

Additional cost reduction initiatives are underway as well as the continuation of previously announced initiatives related to fuel and other logistics-based savings.

Additionally, it analyses the future outlook for Dubai’s fast-evolving tourism industry, highlighting initiatives such as the emirate’s Smart City and 10X initiatives.

In a brief tete-a-tete, Suzanne Singh, Chairperson, Pratham Books and Purvi Shah, Head – Digital Initiatives, Pratham Books, talked to Express Parenting about GIF books and their other initiatives.