Sentence examples for emerging vision from inspiring English sources

An emerging vision for Britain's first new garden city in more than a century should be scrapped, one of the country's leading architects has said.

The emerging vision is for car-free residential streets lined with allotments and gardens, with the area's managed forests used to build prefabricated wooden housing.

If there ever was an emerging vision of a united Europe, it is falling apart for lack of support from its various peoples.

As strategy is becoming more fluid — more like software that needs constant upgrading — two alternative concepts are emerging: vision and improvisation.

In his magnum opus, Crisis of Socialism (2006), Randhir displayed a remarkable understanding of the emerging vision of eco-socialism in a 1,100-page 1,100-pagef both critiquesm and ofd Soviet-style socialism.

If we're asking what Cameron will bring to these new roles, it is not just his past record but his emerging vision about the future of development that deserves consideration.

With filmmaker Matt Wolf, Anna co-directed and produced A BALLET IN SNEAKERS: JEROME ROBBINS AND OPUS JAZZ, a companion documentary to NY EXPORT: OPUS JAZZ, (SXSW 2010 Emerging Visions Audience Award) which aired on the PBS Great Performances/Dance in America Series.

Breakthrough Communities speaks to one of these: the rapid shift from seeing the metropolitan areas as a collection of legal-political jurisdictions to an understanding of the metropolis as competing, often conflicting, sometimes cooperating communities moving toward emerging visions of equity and shared prosperity in an extraordinary diverse world.

The publication presents 36 individual or joint authored chapters on (1) historical currents in art education, (2) policy perspectives impacting the teaching of art, (3) learning in the visual arts, (4) teaching and teacher education, (5) forms of assessment in art education, and (6) emerging visions of the field.

This community in Southeast Michigan includes people who are religiously unaffiliated (the Nones), people who have left established forms of institutional churches (the Dones), and people who remain connected to particular faith traditions but seek new, emerging visions for their expression. .

This community includes people who are religiously unaffiliated (the Nones), people who have left established forms of institutional churches (the Dones), and people who remain connected to particular faith traditions but seek new, emerging visions for their expression. .