Meanings of initiate new in English

Nurses in 11 of the studies could also initiate new medications independently.

But it could be related to gangs trying to initiate new recruits, he said.

It's not a day to initiate new ideas or schemes.

At a new moon, we're pressed to initiate new activities or renew what's been outdated and outmoded.

The moralist and the religious teacher initiate new choices, which may become the choices of large bodies of men.

In that period, Yingluck will head a caretaker government, which has only very limited powers and cannot initiate new policy.

Exxon has said that it will reconsider its opposition to the request, not that it would begin discussions or initiate new studies.

This game taxes the ingenuity of the last players to be called upon, as they have to initiate new methods of progress.

Funding constraints mean retail developers have been unable to obtain finance to initiate new projects, leaving the companies to run their own developments.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Given the highly thoughtful vibe it's not a day to initiate new ideas or schemes.

Will the liability to recall keep officials from initiating new policies for fear of unpopularity?

With a Volkswagen decision on hold, neighboring Romania said it has initiated new talks to lobby for the investment.

The company said it was initiating new training regimens, changing internal reporting policy and enhancing oversight of its early warning reporting process.

I don't wonder they like him so well on the Stock Exchange: he probably initiates new members and makes them ride goats.

The labels announced in late 2008 that they would stop initiating new suits against individual file sharers, so more such trials seem unlikely.

Wells Fargo is also suspending new job cuts and paused " initiating new displacements" as it evaluates the situation, according to a spokeswoman.