We must move beyond the Columbia tragedy, and the limited potential of the International Space Station, to develop a bold new vision for space exploration, akin to the lunar-landing challenge of the 1960's.
Today's political elite is too reactionary and hidebound to understand the virtues of multiculturalism, and develop a bold new French identity as De Gaulle did after the loss of Algeria in 1962.
Mr. Levy will need to negotiate a more flexible teachers' contract so that capable teachers can be shifted where needed, and he should develop a bold, new certification program that will allow the system to recruit and train talented teachers from the business and professional world.
Envisaging himself as something of a prime minister in Washington's official family, Hamilton developed a bold and masterly program designed to build a strong union, one that would weave his political philosophy into the government.
After Mars Chocolate UK won a competition run by Channel 4 with the brief "look on the light side of d..isability", the multinational was given £1m-worth of the broadcaster's commercial airtime for "developing a bold, creative idea which puts disability and diversity at the heart of their campaign".
The new car is just as handsome as the latest hatch, but then all Kias have been decent lookers since the company's design head, ex-Audi man Peter Schreyer developed a bold, sporty modern look that has been rolled out across the entire range.
"The MTA design team developed a bold and visionary reimagining of the quintessential commuter experience, incorporating best practices from global transit systems, and focusing on our core mission to renew, enhance and expand".
As Mr. Luers and Mr. Pickering suggest, we must develop a creative, bold strategy that takes an honest look at the interests of all sides.
Three areas known to develop a detectable BOLD response to auditory stimulation in humans [ 21- 24] were defined as ROIs: the medial geniculate nucleus (MGN), the caudal colliculus (CC) and the temporal cortex (TC).
