Sentence examples for groundbreaking policy from inspiring English sources

Inspired by recent legislation enacted in New Zealand, South Ayrshire council approved the groundbreaking policy on Tuesday.

Almost 59percentt of the class is receiving financial aid, which under Princeton's groundbreaking policy requires no loans, and the average grant is $35,157.

Supported by such luminaries as Huw Wheldon and David Attenborough, he was able to fight off other departments' opposition to Late Night Line-Up's groundbreaking policy of reviewing not only the BBC's output but also that of ITV.

In a groundbreaking policy announcement in July 2016 that sent shock waves across the conservation biology community, the government of New Zealand led by Prime Minister John Key announced plans to eradicate by 2050 stoats, opossums, rats, and other invasive predators from the country.

"In the China-US relationship, we have enormous shared interests, but of course, unavoidably, we have some differences," said Xi. Shi Yinhong, an international relations expert at Renmin University in Beijing, said Lew's meetings were intended as more of an icebreaker between two new administrations than a platform for groundbreaking policy discussions.

Re "Has a 'Katrina Moment' Arrived?," by Frank Rich, and "Toxic R Us," by Maureen Dowd (columns, March 22): In his first two months in office, President Obama has proposed groundbreaking policy initiatives and legislation in the face of considerable opposition from powerful special interests.

Ms. Bachelet said she was aware that some of the socially groundbreaking policies she put forward in Chile might not have a universal application, that cultural approaches will vary.

Mr. Bloomberg, he said, "had an aggressive approach, and it's led to 11 years of enormous accomplishments for the city and enactment of groundbreaking policies that have been replicated across the country".

It will act as a hub of new ideas, groundbreaking policies and leading-edge practice; it will be a centre of leadership and skills development; and it will provide a forum for conversation, debate and problem-solving among the business, social and public sectors.

They are useful since, long times are required for implementing groundbreaking policies, e.g. introducing legislation, providing incentives for changing public attitude and individual behavior [35].

Other than these groundbreaking policies, what's really changed?