act on one's own initiative in English

act without warrant or support; take action on one's ow

Use "act on ones own initiative" in a sentence

1. Interest is the best teacher's also promise of study on one's own initiative.

2. Quality individual the independent and positive morals quality on one's own initiative that move consciouslieses of subjects morals entity.

3. Apparently before that eighth day was over Nadab and Abihu proceeded to act on their own initiative.

4. Stand on one's own legs.

5. Stand on one's own feet.

6. Attacking technology of examining to the networking products is a kind of effectual network safe protection technology on one's own initiative.

7. She did it on her own initiative .

8. Emphasis is placed on that adopt advanced design techniques is the key to strengthen developing ability of enterprise on one's own initiative in China.

9. China adopts the principles of combining centralization and decentralization and encouraging seeking employment on one's own initiative to help the disabled find work.

10. Only 2% students could learn the course seriously without absence. 21% students could read extra literature on one's own initiative in addition to assignment.

11. Some problems cannot be tackled solely on one's own.

12. Success in study mainly depends on one's own efforts.

13. Import and export the qualification on one's own account.

14. Uh be on one's own also has many disadvantages, right?

15. Another strategy is to embark on one's own employment search.

16. Seen from our country's present reality, the choice of the terms of payments of international trade, Propose on one's own initiative few that settles account by this way.

17. Lift a rock only to drop it on one's own toes.

18. Adverb (-) By one's own admission; Admittedly

19. In an unprecedented action, the army, on its own initiative, arrested seven civilians.

20. to act up to one's principles,etc.

21. In an unprecedented action, the army, on its own initiative, arrested seventeen civilians.

22. Buck passing or passing the buck is the act of attributing another person or group with responsibility for one's own actions

23. To dishonestly for one's own use; embezzle.

24. Flexible forms of employment be adopted, and finding employment on one's own encouraged.

25. Hang on (one's) Coattails To benefit from one's success, especially in a sponging or freeloading manner; to use one's success as a means to achieve your own