Sentence examples for agreed vision from inspiring English sources

Mr Lewis says the City region needs strong leadership, a clear and agreed vision, power, the backing of key stakeholders and importantly cross-party support.

The trouble is that there is no agreed vision of what that actually means - which is going to make politics through and after the next general election a messy business.

I talked to him about what he saw as the next steps for the region and he said it needed strong leadership, agreed vision, power and cross-party agreement.

In the planning stages, stakeholders had a shared and agreed vision, control and responsibilities and leadership was shared and distributed [ 35, 53- 57].

Integrated governance is guided by a strong, jointly agreed vision to align efforts and conflicting aspirations of different parts of the system, shared and clear purpose and goals, and a revisiting of the mandate frequently keep a focus on the system [ 16- 18, 24, 28, 29, 33, 36].

Pedersen agrees: "Vision wants to gentrify Vancouver".

It is wicked, we all agreed, a vision of consumerism gone wrong.

It wasn't till two years after the referendum that cabinet actually agreed a vision of the post-Brexit relationship.

This helps to meet overall goals in keeping with an agreed upon vision.

David Warburton, the HCA's head of area, said they had initially jointly agreed a vision for new homes, retail units, employment space and community facilities, and opened the tender process in March to find a developer.

But when he suggested hitting the heavy and speed bags together, Mrs. Schwartz, 35, agreed, entertaining visions of Hilary Swank in motion in "Million Dollar Baby".