Sentence examples for adopt a vision from inspiring English sources

Thus compelling young people to cultivate a sense of purpose and adopt a vision of the world beyond oneself has profound effects over the course of their lifetime to come.

But given what we've witnessed in the past two years, it makes more sense to adopt a vision in which national differences remain pronounced (and may become even more so), and managing those differences is the primary challenge.

And you adopt a vision that accommodates your broad ambitions: sports and entertainment intersect like the loops of a cat's cradle, where, with a critical mass of athletic humanity, you can strike more deals generating more cash for the bottom line and create events in which players can own equity.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO), the United Nations' specialized organization for ship safety issues, has adopted a vision to address human factors as a key element for the improvement of maritime safety, and in that context acknowledges the human element as complex and multi-dimensional.

Nonetheless, although the Western Cape has adopted many specific interventions, it is a very long way from systematically adopting a Vision Zero-style approach.

Churchill is in the pantheon of the greats because once he adopted a vision, he sold it with passion, regardless of criticism or adversity.

You can't adopt a different vision from the party that represents us, that represents the vision of the group".

"We have a tendency in times of war to adopt a Manichaean vision of the world.

At its meeting in Kuala Lumpur later this month, ASEAN is to adopt a new "vision" for the year 2020.

And our task was to say "where must we go constitutionally?" And we came up with a report to say we must adopt a new vision of one united South Africa.

GE's struggles underscore how American capitalism can be unforgiving to companies that are slow to adopt a clear vision for success in the tech-dominated 21st-century economy.