Sentence examples for developing new approaches to from inspiring English sources
I have worked for much of the past two decades developing new approaches to management education and development, to enable managers to learn from their own experience.
She, along with her husband Samuel, was a pioneer in developing new approaches to Jewish education, establishing the Melton Research Center for Jewish Education at JTS.
However, services in the city such as the Booth Day Centre, and Riverside's new hostel for entrenched rough sleepers, demonstrate how homelessness services are adapting and developing new approaches to providing support.
There are a lot of people prepared now to devote their lives to developing new approaches to this music, rather than just playing it like it is – or was".
The company hopes to lead the way in developing new approaches to sustainability challenges by creating a "blueprint" with the help of governments, NGOs and the private sector, he says.
In the U.S., 500 K-12 schools affiliated with Hewlett Foundation's Deeper Learning Initiative and a consortium of 100 school districts called EdLeader21 are developing new approaches to teaching 21st-century skills.
There must also be on-going attempts at developing newer approaches to facility-wide quality improvement and newborn care training strategies given that available evidence points to limited usefulness of current models of 'in-service' training programs [ 21, 22].
"I'm not saying there aren't ways to improve or tweak the system," said Nancy E. Kinner, co-director of the Coastal Response Research Center at the University of New Hampshire, which seeks to develop new approaches to spill response.
He serves as the vice chairman of the Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation, which develops new approaches to the arts.
From her early days as a careers officer to her later managerial and consultancy work, she sought to develop new approaches to learning for children and young people through the application of creative thinking in science and the arts.
