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Meanings of initiative in English
Usage of initiative in English
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However, there was no evidence that any specific government initiative was imminent.
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The main aim of this initiative is to improve health through awareness.
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The new initiative allows third-party sites access to personal information from Facebook.
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A new kaupapa Māori domestic violence initiative has opened in South Auckland.
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The initiative is in response to the UN International Year of Volunteers.
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David Shearer agreed the debate on small states was a good initiative.
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Unfortunately for UK plc, the leading firms behind the initiative are German.
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She said the initiative will be done through the National Education Trust.
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Dramatic developments in Israeli politics provide an essential backdrop for this initiative.
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Thus South Africa's initiative was - at best - only partially successful.
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The initiative could also ease tensions between frustrated patients and health workers.
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This week saw the arrival of an initiative to address the second.
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Today sees the launch of a radical new digital initiative called Scratchr.
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This year's initiative will run under the theme 'Know Your National Parks'.
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The Prime Minister has rejected the idea the initiative could be exploited.
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Here, the EU should show more initiative regarding future cooperation with Nato.
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Translations for initiative
Portuguese
Spanish
Initiative through the time
Initiative across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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