Together, these papers constitute a reformatory vision for UK HE as a whole that emphasizes student choice, a competitive marketplace of HE providers, increased performance measurement, improved outcomes, and future productivity for the economy.
For one thing, his desire (outlined in a speech in Boston in April) to bind rising powers such as Russia and China into a rules-based world does constitute a foreign-policy vision of sorts.
Perhaps, though it hardly constitutes a radical vision of humanity.
The Prelude's concern with the interconnectedness of all things also constitutes a political vision, though the scale of it may lead us to call it mysticism: I mean to speak Of that interminable building reared By observation of affinities In objects where no brotherhood exists To common minds.
Why does the absence of this vision constitute a crisis for liberals?
Every charter has been a class-based set of demands that constitute a progressive agenda or vision of a good society.
Vision problems constitute a substantial burden on the affected individuals, their caregivers, healthcare payers, and the national economy.
I hear arguments that private management of farmed elephants, rhinos and lions constitutes an acceptable vision of conservation.
They had the final say on who made the cut, juggling the results to make sure they matched up with their vision of what should constitute a cross-section of the community.
This vision, however, does not constitute a work of art, even though it finds expression in well-crafted prayers and utterances.
