initiator

Women were more likely to be the initiators of change.

He was the initiator of large companies that remain to this day.

I think we should keep credit to the person and to the Government that's actually been initiator of that plan.

She wished that for once he would be the initiator.

"These initiators have to work 100 percent of the time.

"When I started, almost 100 percent of the initiators were men, and in recent times, it is even or slightly more women," she said.

"He's an initiator, the type you hate to play against and you'd love to have on your team."

I am sure we are all grateful to the initiators of this debate.

The new initiators had to reflect well upon the whole concept.

But let's hear it for the women who are not the initiators of violence in Somalia.

"My father would be the initiator - he'd have me put on a jacket to see a film."

One of you is always the initiator and the other feels pressured.

As the initiator is also ready, a data transfer occurs.

Some play that the initiator loses if they are quickly discovered.

Such initiators became the global standard for basic nuclear arms.

The place has emerged in this decade as perhaps the most important initiator of Government policy.

To begin with, the initiator goes through what is called a cleansing ritual.

This association was established in 1844 with several painters as initiators.

Great pains are being taken to present this as an initiative without an initiator.

As the initiator, the male is the one who must most frequently risk rejection.

Ever an initiator, Jo took the work out to a range of different audiences.

"Besides, Congress is the initiator in money matters, and they wanted such an issue, as did you."

In later years, Poland has been elected to act as the initiator of the meeting three more times.

Flying fish can thus perform as a main effect instead of just an initiator.

In many conflicts both sides argue that the other side was initiator.