Marijuana and LSD were embraced as pathways toward a higher consciousness.
Instead of acting simply as educational institutions they also serve as pathways to power.
As pathways were built for trucks, a speedy alternative to the dilatory dock railways, eager shippers switched to trucks.
I'd come to Louisville for guns, but around town I began seeing banners for something called the Festival of Faiths, this year's edition billed as "Pathways to Nonviolence".
It's directly related to housing, health and social care as well as pathways, apprenticeships and opportunities – we could add in many more factors.
They attack workplace incentives, especially monetary ones, as pathways to personal corruption.
Repeat to yourself: Neuroscience student David Cox says that repeating information is one of the best ways to remember it, as "pathways between neurons can be strengthened over time".
As a result, they were being placed on jobseekers' allowance and denied access to programmes to help them find suitable employment, such as Pathways to Work, specifically set up to help those on incapacity benefit.
Railroad rights of way that surround the complex get little use by trains nowadays but have been given a second life by telecommunications companies as pathways for underground fiber-optic lines.
The Health Foundation, for instance, has invested in schemes such as "Pathways" which help people who have health and housing problems.
And the brain network associated with emotional connection and empathy may become more active as pathways involved in memory and internal reflection become impaired.
