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Son James Posted 13 years ago
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Meaning of "initiative"???
Please look at the following sentence.
"100 celebrities are participating in the initiative and are donating their time and talent to the fight against poverty"
I couldn't figure out what "the initiative" mean. I think it is not a plan or something. Could you teach me what "the initiative" mean in the sentence?
Thank you for your answer.
"100 celebrities are participating in the initiative and are donating their time and talent to the fight against poverty"
I couldn't figure out what "the initiative" mean. I think it is not a plan or something. Could you teach me what "the initiative" mean in the sentence?
Thank you for your answer.
Top answer
In the democratic process, the public may initiate action that may lead to a decision by the law-making bodies. This process is called an initiative. It's a legal proposal.
- In the democratic process, the public may initiate action that may lead to a decision by the law-making bodies.
- This process is called an initiative.
- It's a legal proposal.
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In the democratic process, the public may initiate action that may lead to a decision by the law-making bodies. This process is called an initiative. It's a legal proposal.
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