Sentence examples for allow innovative from inspiring English sources

STIR is designed to allow innovative teachers to feel like they are part of a network.

New layer wise manufacturing technologies such as Laser Additive Manufacturing LAMM) allow innovative approaches to product design.

It also would like to see a procurement directive explicitly allow innovative public service delivery-agents such as employee-owned "mutuals" to become established before they are subject to full competition.

The work they do on the ground, and the money they invest, allow innovative ideas to be applied, increasing the pool of knowledge and experience in breaking through difficult problems of extreme poverty.

But, if the F.D.A. is going to allow innovative drugs on the market based on promising early studies, it must be able to revoke those approvals based on more definitive evidence.

Ramon Arratia, European sustainability director at Interface, said the European commission, by imposing limits on CO2 emissions from new cars, had shown how "top-down, old-school regulation" can allow innovative new technologies, such as regenerative brakes, to move from the fringes to influence a market.

Steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) is a new material allowing innovative projects for concrete structures.

It is allowing innovative places to become "special zones" that are light on regulation and heavy on such new ideas as smart energy grids and high-density living.

Rather than functioning as sources of competitive advantage, large asset bases increasingly tie a manufacturer to obsolete strategies, allowing innovative competitors to swarm in.

Warner said regulation had created a business environment that had allowed innovative new sharing economy companies to develop but that regulation should be collaborative whether concerning security, privacy or the issues around wearables and health data.

DARMC allows innovative spatial and temporal analyses of all aspects of the civilizations of western Eurasia in the first 1500 years of our era, as well as the generation of original maps illustrating differing aspects of ancient and medieval civilization.