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Pioneering projects breaking fresh ground could receive up to £50,000.

Its principles are not new, but in proposing a framework for peace, the declaration breaks fresh ground.

The actor and occasional playwright Charles Grodin may be breaking fresh ground.

The Pride survey breaks fresher ground in evaluating the link between use of drugs and other deviant behavior.

In the limited perspective of canon-formation, they have mostly been retrospective and well-researched, rather than breaking fresh ground.

His print-making broke fresh ground.

Deeley felt the revised script, now called The Deer Hunter, broke fresh ground for the project.

This was one side of the Ryan government's activities but where it particularly broke fresh ground was the entrance of the state into trading activities.

It broke fresh ground in its disregard of taboos against nudity, sexual perversion and the depiction of a toilet as part of the plot.

It also appeared to break fresh ground in holding former leaders granted immunity in their own countries internationally accountable for human rights abuses committed during their rule.

Early on in his career, Rosenfeld broke fresh ground by incorporating hip hop culture into his theatre works like Writing on the Wall (1985).

The newspaper's editor decided not to be deterred by those problems, but to invest considerably more resources in an authoritative series which would break fresh ground in reader relationships.

Though he never landed in the artistic pantheon alongside the likes of D. W. Griffith or Erich von Stroheim, he did break fresh ground.

Yet Mr. Goodman breaks fresh ground himself by ignoring the boundaries of narrative history and moving back and forth across time to provide multiple versions of each crucial event.

Indeed, it was perhaps as well that it was some years before it was replaced, for my instinct was always to read it again instead of breaking fresh ground.

Mr. Brandt broke fresh ground in 1968 by telling Warsaw that West Germany would accept governance by Poland over 40,000 square miles of former German territory.

In this case one could feel Mr. Ohlsson thinking deeply within Beethoven's early musical language, an idiom indebted to Haydn and Mozart but also rambunctiously breaking fresh ground.

It aims to break fresh grounds on translation scenario and to provide material for South Asian literary courses and programmes and to probe the pertinent contemporary issues in translation discourse.

I fancy that this ally breaks fresh ground in the annals of crime in this country, -- though parallel cases suggest themselves from India, and, if my memory serves me, from Senegambia."

Gervase Jackson-Stops, who was the Architectural Adviser to the National Trust for over twenty years, broke fresh ground when he fought for the rescue of the then decaying manor-house in the 1980s.

But they also know they are breaking fresh ground, and they do so with intelligence, tenacity and style, evident in the show itself and in an impressive catalog that has the feel of being a classic study.

As usual for the center, the new exhibition breaks fresh ground here: nine artists living in Berlin (of German, American and Polish backgrounds) are showing their work, much of it installation art, for the first time in Poland.

When he was an officer in charge of farms (a General takes on agriculture owing to being ordered by the King), Nguyễn Công Trứ broke fresh ground to bring farmers 45.990 acres of enriched rice fields.