Sentence examples for channel ideas from inspiring English sources

He says the role of thinktanks is to channel ideas to the people who make or influence policy.

Strobe lights, decks and 1980s bedsit-style furniture channel ideas about Joy Division's Ian Curtis and his attitude to his epilepsy.

Its ability to channel ideas that medical humanities' innately narrower arteries have routinely failed to circulate should be a key part of its appeal, not an excuse for its rejection.

It is my job to translate and channel ideas into reality".

Generating and executing these great all-channel ideas requires continuous education on new digital tools and technologies, and this requires investment and commitment from above.

Reese Schonfeld, a creative and prickly executive, had discussed the cable-news-channel idea with Turner in 1978, and he served as CNN's first president.

The government's counter-radicalisation policy is trying to channel thought, speech and ideas into a fairly narrow concept of what's acceptable, and everything else is becoming potentially 'pre-criminal'".

For example, the Chinese leadership, while embracing connectivity for its citizens, views the Internet as a Trojan horse that can be used to channel dangerous ideas from outside the country, ideas that erode the power of the Communist Party.

They capture the pitches on video and post them on a YouTube channel called Ideas Improv, a kind of low-production-value cousin of the TED conference Web site that scatters the ideas to the wind.

They must channel their ideas into some structure that is often unique to a particular piece.

Outside, it needs think-tanks and pressure groups to channel donors, ideas and potential supporters towards the party.