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We all need to develop a vision of what public arts will be like in 20 or 30 years time".

It must develop a vision of how to help the region undertake real reform if there is ever to be lasting peace.

Our aim is to develop a vision of the sector which is both sustainable and provides high-quality care for all.

IN FOREIGN policy, Mr Mbeki has managed to develop a vision of post-colonial Africa with an energy and effectiveness that has often eluded him at home.

But what we hope is that our popular, young, peaceable, democratic, grassroots movement is allowed to develop a vision of how our country can be run for its people and their friends.

A desperate business secretary, Vince Cable, last week wrote publicly to the prime minister and deputy prime minister pleading for the government to develop a vision of what Britain should become economically, backed by a full-throated industrial policy.

This paper develops a vision of next-generation product development systems and provides a core representation for product development information on which future systems can be built.

Then, after the Soviet invasion of 1968, its dissident intellectuals, foremost among them Mr. Havel, developed a vision of a broadly based civil society.

Cultural liberalism is another thing, and I'm sympathetic to a lot of it, but I think our energies need to be devoted to seizing power and developing a vision of where we want to take the country.

For the long term, he said he envisioned the town making inventories of the lands' special features and then developing a vision of what the town would like them to be.

As head of department at Northampton College of Further Education, vice principal at Dacorum College, Hemel Hempstead and principal at Borehamwood College of Further Education, he developed a vision of a student-centred combination of sixth-form college, technical college and adult education, acting as a resource for the whole community.