But a district-wide exhibition put together by some 100 student parliament members from 30 different schools with UNICEF-supported environmental after-school clubs showed how they envision change.
Participants envisioned changes to the food bank system to increase community food security including improved food quality and quantity (short-term), changes to service delivery and increased connections with health services (capacity building), and a greater role in poverty reduction advocacy (system redesign).
Although one 15-year-old female described her mother's involvement as "extremely helpful," she envisioned changes as she becomes a young adult (Table 2, Quote 13).
One can argue that to sustain the benefits of the envisioned change, an integrated and longitudinal perspective of services' provision should be considered, requiring event registering, comprehensive data analysis, and interactive dialogue with patients, i.e., enabling a more sophisticated use of information systems.
Tim Long, an analyst at BMO Capital markets, said "While a change in structure could result in a higher stock price in the near term, we do not envision any changes that would help BlackBerry reverse the significant smartphone share loss or rapid decline in service revenue".
It is bizarre and desperate that any candidate would embrace rejection of boldness, rejection of having the courage to envision great change, especially when the changes disparaged are already in existence in most other first world nations.
But he did not envision imminent changes.
Most are contemplating career advances while some envision radical changes.
But the part worth envying is the ambition of a city to envision bold changes and investments — not the ostensible efficiency of a system that deprives people of the right to participate in those choice.
But by making voters aware of alternatives, he gives them a better chance to envision the changes they want to see in America.
