The meaning of initiative

First make a suggestion; initiate something, initiate an international conference.

Initiative sentences:

1. To this end, students of Gezhi Middle School have issued an initiative calling on everyone to bring their own water bottles to school and try not to use bottled water.

2. The new method he proposed is the two-voting method.

3. Yuan Jiali blamed Jiao Duan, saying that she killed King Xiang of her native country with a sword, and then advocated deposing Prince Tan Dede until the truth came out.

4. Connie M wrote: We tried to send out a letter of initiative asking everyone to make a chart and set a minimum limit for the total expenditure.

5. In 1931, Navy Chief Liu Guanxiong initiated the establishment of the "Heart Society" charity relief group and organized a group of famous doctors in Fuzhou to take turns setting up clinics near Nanmendou to provide free clinics for poor patients and leprosy patients.

6. This is an initiative, advocating that everyone put aside the rush, put aside the tediousness, and run towards the happiness of the new year, be happy with your family, be happy with your friends, Be sweet with your loved one.

7. Despite this, the Borkum newspaper later published Schr?der’s reform initiative in large letters on its front page: “Borkum’s tennis courts need new facilities.”

8. His environmental protection initiative has been approved by everyone.

9. In response to this need, the project proposals include a Land Bank pilot initiative to promote long-term tenure arrangements through the purchase or long-term lease of production land.

10. At the event, the students showed nearly a hundred hand-made tabloids, promotional display boards, and independently drafted slogans, banners, and proposals, refusing to allow Huangyu to be served on the table, and calling on the public to pay attention to Huangyu. Protect.