Sentence examples for pioneering responsible from inspiring English sources

Barkly was sent to his Cape Colony governorship with instructions to reduce imperial expenses and devolve administrative powers on to the Cape colonists (his earlier experience in pioneering responsible government in Jamaica and Victoria made him well suited for the task).

He was an iconic fashion industry pioneer responsible for developing and managing the careers of the world's most beautiful people.

The television pioneer responsible for such classics as "Roots," "The Thorn Birds," and "Welcome Back, Kotter," Wolper writes with a ghostwriter, who seems to have barely refurbished the dictated text.

If you're looking for a blow-by-blow of how the Internet rolled out and participation from each and every one of the technological pioneers responsible, Lo and Behold will not give you that.

He also pioneered responsible, personal psychopharmacology.

Scott was one of the early British pioneers responsible for developing Tanjung Pagar and the port of Singapore.

Though far from the first game in the genre, the 1993 original was a pioneering triumph, responsible for defining everything from weapon archetypes to the very concept of the competitive communities we enjoy today.

The man who had been praised by the prime minister as a pioneering reformer responsible for a new generation of free schools lost his full cabinet post, leaving him to joke about his prospects.

Tons of DJs toy with these sounds, but some like Lee Burridge, the pioneering Brit responsible for helping launch Hong Kong's clubbing scene in the 90s, Damian Lazarus, Bedouin, and relative newcomer Atish have greatly expanded their career potential on playing tracks that recall the desert's vast environs.

This is quite impressive since this free man was considered by pioneers as responsible for the Internet rules being defined outside governmental spheres.

In 1997 The Body Shop's Anita Roddick worked with Gill Coleman and others to launch a pioneering MSc in responsible business practice.