Sentence examples for a bold new approach from inspiring English sources

The London congestion charge, introduced by Ken Livingstone, held out the hope of a bold new approach.

Surely some of them have seen the process at work in other sciences: There's a bold new approach, followed by strong arguments against it, followed by more research.

They believed a bold new approach was necessary to tackle the problems facing the "hardest-to-place" children seeking adoptive families, and piloted a system of adoption activity days where potential adopters meet children in a group setting.

So one should not expect George W. Bush, the Republican nominee-apparent, to be any different.Mr Bush has recently been outlining "a different role for government, a fresh start, a bold new approach".

Don't drone on Radio Ga Ga By hook or by crook It could be a long wait ReprintsIn Sierra Leone, which once hosted 17,000 UN peacekeepers, the UN tried a bold new approach.

The film has been noted as a bold new approach, presenting the horrors of the Holocaust without a single minute of historical footage, striving instead, in Mr. Lanzmann's words, "to reincarnate" the Jewish tragedy.

But the proposed new measures say more about the government's determination to show it has bankers under control than they do about any bold new approach to financial reform.

"Does it want to be a party prepared to replace the failed institutions and move to a very bold new approach?

Tory leader David Cameron today defended his "bold" new approach to tackling antisocial behaviour with a call to show Britain's youth more "love".

The "bold new approach" proposed by the President in a special message and four accompanying draft bills contemplated programs that would stimulate use of modern "medical, scientific and social tools" for treatment of mental illness and the prevention of mental retardation.

And, in doing so, she had become part of her country's bold new approach to safeguarding infants from HIV – an approach that has since been adopted by other countries.