Sentence examples for groundbreaking document from inspiring English sources

A groundbreaking document from the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board CSBB) has removed the excuse that academic officials do not know about the risks that students, postdocs, and others face when working in academic laboratories or how institutions can protect them better.

Making the arts accessible to the public is certainly part of the groundbreaking document, set to position Chicago as a major player in the international culture arena.

Father James Martin, a Jesuit priest and editor-at-large of the Catholic magazine America, called Laudato Si "a groundbreaking document that will change the way the church relates to environmental issues".

Launched during the Vatican Council in 1965, "Nostra Aetate" or "In Our Time," was a groundbreaking document that made clear for the first time in church history that Jews should not be held responsible for the death of Jesus.

Now 77, and still working, Friedlander first came to public attention when the great American curator, John Swarkowski, included his work in the groundbreaking New Documents exhibition at MoMA New York in 1967, alongside equally iconoclastic photographs by Garry Winogrand and Diane Arbus.

A historian by training, Galina produced groundbreaking research, documenting an upheaval in racist violence that continues to terrorize minorities.

Friedlander's major break occurred in 1967 when John Szarkowski, scholar and curator at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, included him in the groundbreaking exhibition "New Documents".

A Gingrich Productions production, this 80-minute documentary "is a groundbreaking film that documents the life and legacy of the 40th President of the United States", according to Gingrich Productions.

And Nobuyoshi Araki, in his groundbreaking Sentimental Journey, documents his honeymoon with his wife Yoko in spare, private images that had little precedent in Japanese photography.

The BFI's creative director, Heather Stewart, called the play "groundbreaking" and an important "document of British social history".

Developed with technical support from UNICEF and the World Health Organization, this document was groundbreaking in a country more than 10 per cent of children are severely underweight and tens of thousands suffer from acute malnutrition.