Sentence examples for pursuing solutions to from inspiring English sources
Dr. Brilliant, who has given up his latest job as Google's Chief Philanthropy Evangelist, said he hoped to leverage the work of the other organizations Mr. Skoll has supported in pursuing solutions to some of the most complex threats to humanity.
Project-based learning (PBL) is an educational approach that aims to teach students by engaging them into pursuing solutions to problems through investigation (Thomas, 2000).
Policy outcomes emerge from interaction amongst different stakeholders and decision makers, all of whom are pursuing solutions to their own problems, rather than one ostensible problem like health [ 30, 91].
The statement said that he ought to have heeded the "indicators of problems and he should have aggressively pursued solutions to them".
There were three other "revolutionary" elements in the plan for Nuffield: it would be Oxford's first co-educational college; it planned to bring non-academics and academics together to pursue solutions to social problems; and it would be the first college to specialise in a specific area.
So it is with some scepticism that the world has greeted Abu Dhabi's plans to reinvent itself as a crucible of greenery.In 2006 Abu Dhabi's development agency unveiled the Masdar Initiative, to pursue "solutions to some of mankind's most pressing issues: energy security, climate change and truly sustainable human development".
Then let's get to the false expectation, which is that they will aggressively pursue solutions to our problems.
He either lived in the community he was helping organise, or he had been invited in to help them pursue solutions to problems they themselves defined, to paraphrase Alex de Waal.
For instance, he shares that once he calculated it was possible to live on a dollar a day his fear of striking out on his own and surviving vanished which freed him to pursue solutions to the problems he was interested in.
Its existence flows from the same human impulse that created the federal institutions that now seem so feckless: When people with shared interests join together to pursue solutions to societal problems, those problems become more manageable, and the available resources more potent.
As a result, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the Department of Education are pursuing solutions that fail to address the real problems: long-established administrative policies that inadequately distribute resources to schools.
