Sentence examples for developing a new vision from inspiring English sources

Over the past year, the NCVO has been developing a new vision for both our organisation and the voluntary sector.

Hodgson is thus charged with developing a new vision for English football, one that reclaims our heritage as the sport's mother country, and returns us to the forefront of the game.

We're asking those questions now as part of Vera's Reimagining Prison initiative, which is developing a new vision for incarceration in the United States, one that situates human dignity at its philosophical and operational core.

Other proposals involving the PBE would be community participation in developing a "new vision of free anti-racist public education in NYC," a way to "participate and monitor the results of future reorganization efforts," and thus "assure that federal, state and city laws provide independent public oversight of the public education system".

Since 1997 a process of re-engineering is ongoing with the purpose of developing a new vision of patient care, focused on patient centredness, on efficacy, effectiveness, and safety.

Zoe developed a new vision when it caved in, when it was clear to her they were doomed to failure, which is a very creative, adaptive process".

So, the Republicans need to dump this crotchety recalcitrant and develop a new vision that embraces moderation and inclusiveness, for all our sakes.

The committee chairman, JAMES DAY, the former president of WNET/Channel 13 and a former professor at Brooklyn College, says the wide reach of the committee members will help develop a new vision for the station.

Aside from correcting the safety problems at NASA as quickly as possible, lawmakers of both parties said their primary goal was to develop a new vision for space exploration.

Patrick G. Duggan, executive director of Sustainable Long Island, the Huntington "smart growth" group hired by the town and county to develop a new vision for Roosevelt, said town and county officials could share blame for the lack of progress there.

The commission is chaired by former care services minister Paul Burstow and brings together private and voluntary sector providers, academia, local and national policymakers to develop a new vision of residential care that would fulfil the demands of a new generation of care users.