Sentence examples for pioneering programme from inspiring English sources

Mr Fox speaks proudly of having put a computer into every school, opening it up to Enciclomedia, a pioneering programme of digital textbooks.

South Sudan has effectively been off-limits for decades but Africa's newest country is now part of a pioneering programme of tours.

"Anne promoted a pioneering programme of readings at the Old Fire Station Arts Centre," says Motion, "and we began to meet and exchange drafts.

The pioneering programme is now arguably Brazil's most successful export, though the pros and cons of such a targeted and conditional approach remain fiercely debated.

I was using cheap paint.'" AC "Escape from Silence", a report by Virginia Makins, charted the work of The Lindens, a day school in Surrey that had developed a pioneering programme for autistic children.

Though the rambunctious last night, with its streamers, balloons and patriotic hymns, gives a strange idea of what the Proms are about, no music festival anywhere has such an eclectic and pioneering programme.

Since 2003, the centre has added pioneering programmes to the Saïd curriculum, as well as five full scholarships.

It seems that Britain is experiencing a golden age of archaeology fuelled by pioneering programmes such as Time Team and the adventures of Neil Oliver in programmes such as Coast and Vikings.

Tai has recently joined the Centre for Fashion Enterprise pioneer programme.

Mark is also part of EE's 4GEE pioneers programme, aimed at boosting innovation amongst British businesses.

The team got into the European Pioneers programme which gave the opportunity to develop the product, hire great professionals, and validate the market.