Sentence examples for taking pioneering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Milner is a billionaire thanks to his Internet investments: He has done well both in his homeland, supporting some of Russia's most successful start-ups, and, even more spectacularly by venturing abroad, taking pioneering stakes in Facebook, Zynga and Groupon.

But when one is convinced of a certain path, sometimes you must take pioneering decisions and have the political courage to navigate in the minority, with all the costs that this implies.

The RSC have taken pioneering steps with Prospect and ChemSpider.

The School Fee Abolition Initiative enables countries to take pioneering steps to eliminate fees and other costs to address economic barriers preventing children from accessing basic education.

Audits are a proven method for helping to improve quality of care relating to childbirth [ 68], and some countries, such as South Africa in particular, have taken pioneering efforts to incorporate audits into the national healthcare system [ 12, 13, 18].

One such programme is the School Fee Abolition Initiative, which enables countries that have taken pioneering steps to eliminate fees and other costs to share their experiences and best practices with countries considering a similar move.

UNICEF recognised that Uganda had taken pioneering strides in combating the spread of HIV/AIDS, due to the strong leadership of the Government, broad-based partnerships and effective public education campaigns.

"The world has seen Uganda take pioneering strides in combating the spread of HIV/AIDS, but has enough been done for the children whose parents die of AIDS?" says Coutinho.

Perhaps it is just going to take pioneers.

The song is a reference to the time it took pioneers in the days of sail, to travel to Australia and New Zealand (hence the line "the tyranny of distance"), and a metaphor that refers to the lead singer Tim Finn's nervous breakdown.

Mr. Malamud, 42, has made a varied career of taking on pioneering projects and big adversaries.