Significats de pioneer new en anglès

Labour will pioneer new ways of doing politics and making policy.

This triggered some of those birds to pioneer new teritories across the Irish sea.

They pioneer new breakthroughs and organize their businesses to turn discoveries into practical solutions to address today's global challenges.

The 2003 theme also recognizes the pioneers of today -innovativewomen who are helping pioneer new possibilities for generations to come.

The baboons that escaped in Sydney yesterday are bred for medical researchers who use them to pioneer new treatments for illnesses.

Mumbai is in some respects well placed to pioneer new forms of what have been called 'post-car' approaches to urban transport planning.

A scientist from the US Mayo Clinic has joined with Irish researchers in Galway to pioneer new approaches in spinal cord repair.

However, physical, chemical and biological properties of boron offer medicinal chemists a rare opportunity to explore and pioneer new areas of drug discovery.

O'Brien turned accepted norms on their head and pioneered new ways of thinking.

Pioneering new drug treatments are showing great promise in the treatment of many cancers.

A pioneering new technology is helping people to deal with chronic pain, writes David Labanyi.

Europe's economic leaders got a chill taste of Ireland's pioneering new smoking ban this afternoon.

Sonnie Trotter has been addicted to climbing and pioneering new routes for nearly 25 years.

Charities have an important role in pioneering new initiatives.

Congratulations to those trusts and local health and care economies that are pioneering new ways of working.

The original productions pioneered new stage effects.