Sentence examples for emerging vision for 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.

At the same time, however, Mr. Falcone spelled out a new, emerging vision for himself and his firm: He wants to build a public company that will protect him from the whims of flighty investors.

From this consultation emerged affirmation of the need for more learning and formation opportunities and an emerging vision for the next chapter of the GLI intensive, five-day leadership institutes.

Respect was also demonstrated through the involvement of the staff in the emerging vision for the new KHCC.

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. .

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.

Sometimes particular aspects of its mission were emphasized over others, but from the very beginning the TFA message was squarely in line with the emerging vision of excellence for all.

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

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.

While the DG had a broad strategic intent which he expressed to his senior staff and their direct reports, he reported a conscious effort to be vague in the specifics to allow others to have significant involvement in the emerging vision and plans for change and due to his own belief that what would be successful at KHCC could not be known prescriptively, a priori.