Meanings of political initiative in English

From now on, however, the political initiative really belonged to the north.

The euro's creation was as much a political initiative as an economic one.

As a political initiative, it is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

At this writing, their future looks rosy and the political initiative is firmly in their hands.

His murder prompted all parties to hammer out an election date in order to seize the political initiative.

A NEW citizens' political initiative is aiming to connect the voice of the public with politics in Northern Ireland.

If the release of indicative charges was designed to regain the political initiative for the Government, it failed abysmally.

As a political initiative, the announcement of a major decentralisation programme for Government Departments and agencies has been a success.

Most of the time, most places, it would take billions of dollars, huge resources, and unprecedented political initiative to do it.

US officials said Kerry was working on a new political initiative in New York that would include Russia and key regional powers.

However, despite his welcome political initiative, it is vital that the relevant authorities for traffic management are not let off the hook.

Last week's releases appear to be an attempt by the rebels to regain the political initiative after a year of military setbacks.

Last week's releases appeared to be an attempt by the rebels to regain the political initiative after a year of military setbacks.

Yemen's Houthi rebels and Iran have seized the political initiative ahead of debates in the UN General Assembly on Tuesday in New York.

It was a risky political initiative, especially from a National Party that in recent years had campaigned vigourously against any form of race-based funding.

Nonetheless yesterday's statement by Tanzania, Angola and Swaziland on behalf of the Southern African Development Community represents a significant political initiative by regional leaders.