Sentence examples for administrative vision from inspiring English sources

The quality of its collection, its administrative vision, the depth of its scholarly programming and its curatorial direction are.

A popular movement, headed by the ex-footballer Romário, now a member of parliament, is trying to restructure the fundamentals of Brazilian football – for a long time damaged by corrupt bosses and an obsolete technical and administrative vision.

Barriers measured included lack of qualified faculty, faculty's limited knowledge or skills in IT, lack of interest, age, lack of time to learn IT, lack of time to use IT, too many work demands, lack of administrative vision, unclear expectations of faculty, lack of technical support to faculty, or lack of resources.

The WPI grant is awarded to institutes with a research and administrative vision to become globally competitive centers that can attract the best scientists from around the world to Japan.

The historians ranked Abraham Lincoln first for his crisis leadership, administrative skills, vision, pursuit of justice and "performance within the context of the times".

At that time, the theater's uncertain artistic vision, administrative disorganization and the pressure of creditors at the door raised doubts about a new season.

The chief minister's official biography on his Web site claims that it was his "administrative acumen, clear vision and integrity of character" that won him the state elections in December 2002, despite "the onslaught of a massive slander campaign unleashed by the opposition".

But when I think of Yes Minister I think of the best of the two worlds of politics and civil service – of vision and administrative handcraft – coming together for the good of the country.

Call him naïve, but when Mr. Kellogg announced his desire to move the company to the site after 9/11, he thought he might be congratulated for his artistic vision and administrative daring.

True, he agitated incessantly for Tasmania's administrative independence, but his vision for the future included a law to annul all former laws — "nothing like a clear stage, and plenty of elbow room," he said — and a law requiring all citizens to eat two pounds of meat daily, "so as to encourage the consumption and raise the price of livestock".

Adizes has also pointed out that reinforcement skills, self-commitment, risk-taking capacity, vision, and administrative mastery are required in the first few stages of an enterprise development.