Sentence examples for board envisioned from inspiring English sources
In keeping with the project's scale, Mr. Madeira and the museum's advisory board envisioned a national attraction, not a roadside curiosity.
The board envisioned expanding the use of the Internet in the classroom by creating a central site, through which teachers could communicate with students, parents and school administrators.
This Hendo, like its 2014 predecessor, actually suspends in the air -- getting us a little bit closer to the board envisioned in the popular movie series than the earthbound gizmos saturating the market.
In its full endorsement, which you can read here, the editorial board envisions a Trump presidency that "ruins U.S. trustworthiness" and has "an open enemies list".
The board envisions that the majority of students will pay full tuition, with about one-quarter of students on full scholarship.
That "raised quite a bit of interest" among members of the telescope's board who envisioned a fundraising opportunity, says Peter Strittmatter, director of the Steward Observatory in Tucson.
Board President Steve Zimmer envisioned the Sunday gathering as a retreat, but under state law, a gathering of a board majority has to be treated as a meeting that must convene and conclude in public.
Carl T. Hayden, the chairman of the SUNY board, said he envisioned future increases tied to an index that tracks the growth in the cost of higher education nationally.
The panel Faulkner led envisioned a muscular board that would have its own staff and a budget drawn from an annual assessment of the country's research institutions.
A full-functioning citywide board of education — as envisioned by state law — would go a long way toward increasing trust by giving parents and the public more opportunity for involvement in education decisions.
And while a Sanders' administration couldn't directly control who the SEC picked, Gunnels said he envisioned the board being made up of representatives from pensions, mutual funds and organized labor. .
