Sentence examples for election the vision from inspiring English sources
What we need is a government with vision beyond the next election, the vision that looks to the benefits for the nation that will last many generations and many election cycles.
But it warns that the party "must take into the election a vision of a much more equal and sustainable society and the support of a wider movement if these formidable challenges are to be met".
Shortly before his election in 2000, when the vision of "compassionate conservatism" still seemed plausible, Bush said, "I just don't think it's the role of the United States to walk into a country and say, 'We do it this way; so should you.' " But after the 9/11 attacks — eight months into his presidency — everything changed.
It must take into the election a vision of a much more equal and sustainable society and the support of a wider movement if these formidable challenges are to be met.
This could have been the positive election vision for the Labour party, using, say, a catchy slogan like "Northern powerhouse".
Instead of a referendum on his own performance, the president has an opening to turn the election into a referendum on the vision that Mr. Ryan has advanced and Mitt Romney has adopted.
But where was the vision for this during the election?
The Founders had the vision to insert into our election process this "sober second-thought".
But if that is the vision for the future, what are the prospects for the presidential elections next week?
