Sentence examples for pioneering approach from inspiring English sources

Justice minister Andrew Selous said the colleges would provide a pioneering approach to youth custody, with education at the centre.

Mike: Everyone forgets that before legacy media was upset with BuzzFeed's model, HuffPo angered everyone with its aggregation pioneering approach.

I would rather have a naive, flexible, experimental, pioneering approach, because we want to do everything differently.

"Secure colleges will be a pioneering approach to youth custody, with education at the centre," the government spokesman said.

Lacey's recovery is a result of Clinical Pathways, a pioneering approach to treating stroke patients, launched by South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS trust (Secamb) last year.

Morrison suggested that Jones's pioneering approach, unifying music, spectacle and drama in a single vision, realises Wagner's dreams of the Gesamtkunstwerk – the total artwork.

Across the country, nonprofit groups are pioneering approaches to fixing problems in education, health care and alleviating poverty.

In recent years, pioneering approaches to natural capital by companies such as General Mills and Puma have shown how the concept might actually work in practice.

On the ground, across policies and practice, and in pioneering approaches to leadership and research, there's the same growing concern to democratise decision-making.

They will take into account known research, early pioneering approaches, very complex interrelationships and much more.

Targeting intracellular compartments is another challenging frontier spawning pioneering approaches and results.