11.   For executive agencies, leaderless periods mean decisions not made, initiatives not launched, and accountability not upheld.

12.   He came from Mexico, where he launched an initiative that may radically influence the American Catholic Church and the Western Hemisphere.

13.   I decided to launch this initiative to train residents of the city so we and other providers would have access.

14.   In the past, Yoffie has used his sermon at the convention to launch initiatives to revitalize Reform Judaism.

15.   Instead, they said they would improve and expand their existing efforts to control illegal immigration rather than launching new initiatives.

16.   Many organizations are launching initiatives through state branches, aiming for better news coverage outside the Beltway.

17.   Many organizations have launched Internet initiatives alongside their traditional operations.

18.   Now, however, concerned that the pendulum has swung too far, many Catholic colleges and universities have launched new initiatives designed to strengthen their religious roots.

19.   Other business leaders have expressed an interest in mounting similar programs, or launching other initiatives to try to build scientific literacy, he said.

20.   Rather, she laid out a second term agenda that for the most part builds on what her husband has accomplished already, instead of launching expensive initiatives.