Sentence examples for promoting new ideas from inspiring English sources

He was accused of promoting new ideas that were considered destructive.

Dedicated to enriching education in Israel, she was an active force in promoting new ideas and establishing major centers at the College since its inception.

In 1966 he was named the executive director of the National Mental Health Association (now Mental Health America), where he was a leader in promoting new ideas about community care and educating the public about new research on depression.

When one of Japan's two baseball leagues was threatened with collapse and the players went on strike, Mr Horie stepped in offering to buy a cash-strapped team and promoting new ideas to revitalise the sport.

The 18-month, £1m Rethinking Parks project was run by Nesta – once a public body, now a charity promoting new ideas – the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Big Lottery Fund.

He criticised the lack of courage shown by Coalition and Labor MPs, and attacked the political establishment – the "old parties" – for deserting progressive mainstream voters in recent years, saying the Greens have been the only innovative and disruptive party promoting new ideas.

Given the current context, this is a unique opportunity to promote new ideas and policies.

Today chemical and process engineers aim to open new opportunities for innovation, promote new ideas and create new representations.

Knowledge, experiences and skills of corporate members promote new ideas into products, in the context of innovative design.

TED, in full Technology, Entertainment, Design, series of conferences that promote new ideas and work in a wide variety of human endeavour.

How is regional theater supposed to find the wherewithal to promote new ideas, support experimentation and perform the work of artists shunned by commercial theater?