51.   But the range of possibilities grew by a big step when Wade took the initiative and asked for the switch.

52.   But the sex scandal gives them hope that if they move fast, they can take the initiative away from him.

53.   But, he said, the company did not have a procedure allowing the patient to take the initiative and demand an independent medical review of decisions on claims.

54.   By taking the initiative and offering these carrots, Allen took the pressure off the council and made some allies.

55.   By laying out his role on his own terms, he has taken the initiative away from lawyers for the soldiers accused of opening fire on unarmed civilians.

56.   Carrigan took the initiative after spotting an investor after the wedding ceremony and sat next to him at the dinner table.

57.   Communities must take the initiative in reducing teen pregnancies, Sawhill said, using programs tailored to their needs.

58.   Clinton should take the initiative back from Congress, he said.

59.   Crew himself struck a philosophical note Friday, as he subtly sought to take the initiative in defining his legacy.

60.   During a period of little communication, take the initiative.