take the initiative in English

take the first step, begin something by oneself

Use "take the initiative" in a sentence

1. Take the initiative and join conversations!

2. Take the initiative to make your marriage secure.

3. You think he wants me to take the initiative?

4. However, it may be that you can take the initiative.

5. Why don't you take the initiative and ask him out?

6. ‘Can I take the initiative to talk to my adolescent?

7. But if he does not, take the initiative to help him.

8. Housing industry is to take the initiative in promote China's realty development.

9. When experiencing affliction, you likely take the initiative to solve your problem.

10. Learning a language, should take the initiative to learn , independently and purposefully.

11. We must take the initiative in the struggle to end the war.

12. Do you take the initiative to reach out to people of different backgrounds?

13. It was up to the US to take the initiative in repairing relations.

14. To actively break unfamiliarity and separation and take the initiative to introduce oneself.

15. It's up to this country to take the initiative in banning nuclear weapons.

16. They will want to take the initiative in welcoming new persons who attend.

17. Vaculík called on the people to take the initiative in implementing the reform programme.

18. Why is it important that we take the initiative to welcome visitors at the Memorial?

19. The Commission is urged to take the initiative with special measures to address this specific issue;

20. As in the past, various departments will take the initiative, inviting individuals in advance to assist.

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22. And take the initiative to fund the gainer for the many high positions of fund shares.

23. How can even shy or timid ones take the initiative in sharing the good news with others?

24. They take the initiative, come up with technological and organizational innovations, devise new solutions to old problems.

25. It is, however, NOW that the defender should take the initiative in the further handling of the claim.

26. Once again, the various departments needing help will take the initiative in inviting individuals in advance to assist.

27. Even in these liberated times, men are still more likely to make the dates and take the initiative.

28. They had to take the initiative, but they were encouraged to seek technical guidance wherever they could get it.

29. Engineers should take the initiative and look for opportunities to encourage greater awareness of risk issues within their organisation.

30. There are, of course, objections to the proposal that the Government should not take the initiative in this matter.

31. 6 If you are a family head, take the initiative to plan and organize your family’s schedule of theocratic activity.

32. Encouraged, Swindon at last began to take the initiative and Felgate saved Bolton by tipping Simpson's shot over the bar.

33. "What many women want is for men to take the initiative and not be wishy-washy ," Hemmings said in a statement accompanying the survey.

34. 22 "What many women want is for men to take the initiative and not be wishy-washy ," Hemmings said in a statement accompanying the survey.

35. Seeking to take the initiative, Cassander sent a significant portion of the Macedonian army under Prepelaus to Lysimachus, which was to be used in joint operations in Asia Minor.

36. Digital monitoring system has set aside alarm interface, it would be able to take the initiative to connect detector or passive emergency button, an increase of incidents of police video features.

37. We ask the African Development Bank to take the initiative in creating an infrastructure fund, an extension of the Mano River Initiative, launched in 2013, with the objective of furthering regional integration.

38. 10 What if a husband is not sensitive to the emotional needs of his family or does not take the initiative to arrange for family discussion of the Bible and for other activities?

39. Q: What makes an individual just starting out at Acres Group successful? Successful new members of our team ask a lot of questions, are self-starters, and take the initiative without having to be encouraged.

40. Aggress - take the initiative and go on the offensive; "The Serbs attacked the village at night"; "The visiting team started to attack" attack check - place into check; "He checked my kings"

41. It is hard for people to change themselves, and not many people take the initiative to change themselves for a better future. Most people are forced into changing themselves because there are no options left. Dr T.P.Chia 

42. (b) a requested Contracting Party may take the initiative and inform the Contracting Party issuing an alert pursuant to Article 96 that the alert has been matched, the alien has not been granted admission or has been expelled from Schengen territory.

43. Rather than request [Cryptonym not declassified] to suggest the head of a successor government as called for in the preliminary plan, Ambassador Henderson urged that the special ODYOKE representative to [Cryptonym not declassified] should take the initiative in stating that [Cryptonym not declassified] ODYOKE desires [Cryptonym not declassified].

44. Aggress: 1 v take the initiative and go on the offensive Synonyms: attack assail , attack launch an attack or assault on; begin hostilities or start warfare with Types: show 5 types hide 5 types check place into check fork place under attack with one's own pieces, of two enemy pieces harass exhaust by attacking repeatedly pin immobilize