Sentence examples for promoting innovative from inspiring English sources

She is the founder of WISE KIDS, a non-profit company aimed at promoting innovative, positive and safe internet use.

"Their peer review process is not promoting innovative, high-risk research," said Jan M. van Deursen, who with Dr. James L. Kirkland leads the Mayo Clinic team.

As a West End resident for the past 25 years, he has a particular interest in mixed use developments, harnessing the arts to regeneration projects and promoting innovative construction and architectural excellence.

The people of Kirklees, Norwich, Lancaster, Oxford and Brighton have benefited hugely from having significant Green representation on councils, promoting innovative policies aimed at marrying environmental sustainability and social justice.

This a huge vote of confidence in LEPs and should enable faster growth at a grassroots level by promoting innovative and collaborative approaches within the context of local communities.

In a statement, Mr. Bloomberg called Mr. Lichtenstein "one of the consummate arts administrators of our time whose tremendous career promoting innovative artists of all disciplines has dynamically transformed our city's creative landscape".

We want to promote innovative solutions and new ways of delivering services.

After all, the remit of the NHS Commissioning Board is to "promote innovative ways to integrate care for patients".

We can promote innovative approaches by making our funding conditional on achieving results – an approach that has proved successful in helping people access and remain in stable accommodation.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "We continue to welcome the very top chefs who promote innovative and authentic cuisine here in the UK — and these type of skilled cooks are on the shortage occupation list".

On the other hand, the expert said, allowing more companies, even those that couldn't actually mass-produce an arms system, to stay in competition longer might promote innovative ideas.