Sentence examples for constructive vision from inspiring English sources
Mr Soros has "a constructive vision": swords into ploughshares, of course; more foreign aid; and a world system under which all states submit to the same rules.
An article in Jet, earlier that year, praised Compton's "constructive" vision of "exerting black power through politics" rather than through violent protest.
4. Outline a genuinely forward-looking – and constructive – vision of the British civil service that emphasises the public value of policymaking.
In either case, there are expectations that the visit could signal the start of a dialogue that shifts the focus away from adversarial suspicion toward a more constructive vision of relations between the countries.
Obama's private comments, as they are chronicled in the book, suggest that he has mastered the details of the Pakistan conundrum and also possesses a constructive vision of a self-sustaining South Asian future, a future that would be anchored by a successful India.
As a querulous member of the atheist camp, one of my aims is to end up with a richer, more constructive vision for what should follow the "new atheism", which may well have been needed, but does not appear capable of taking us much further.
It's not that Obama doesn't have some constructive visions.
There, lawmakers could meet long-dueling parties who may end a 50-year-old policy dispute and show what can happen when deep differences change to constructive regional vision.
Interactive, participative exhibits which include visitors (the formula "inclusive museum" has, by now, become a part of museum language) come highly recommended (Falchetti 2007; Hein 1995; Myrivili 2007), since they are better at engaging visitors and consistent with the recommended constructive and active vision of museums.
Sport needs a positive, unifying vision and constructive proposals for change.
As Bensouda begins her nine-year term, it is also time for a more constructive dialogue on our future vision of international justice.
