Sentence examples for envisioned role from inspiring English sources
By analyzing published research on education and development, this paper interrogates implications of the exponential expansion of Kenya's university, the "graduate-mill" approach, to the country's development goals and proposes reforms required to re-invent the sector so that it can play its envisioned role in national development.
The establishment of the state in 1948; the fulfillment of its envisioned role as home and haven for Jews from around the world; its wholehearted embrace of democracy and the rule of law; and its impressive scientific, cultural, and economic achievements are accomplishments beyond my wildest imagination.
Facility-based nurses and CHWs were asked to review the SMS mock-ups and describe their envisioned role in the mHealth PMTCT platform.
For an example of unrooted and rooted phylogenetic networks, see figure 2. The envisioned role of rooted phylogenetic networks in biology is to describe the evolution of life in a way that explicitly includes reticulate events.
They also envision roles for two recent draftees, Tiago Splitter and Ian Mahinmi.
This insight demands a reworking of the Modern Evolutionary Synthesis, a theory that defined evolution as a process involving changes in the frequencies of genes in populations, and that envisioned no role for experiential factors now known to play essential roles in adaptive trait development.
But, at the time of my visit to the Pharaonic parlor, it was still unclear how the Brotherhood envisioned its role in national politics, and Saleh was one of its most influential lawmakers.
Asked how she envisioned the role of first lady, she spoke of offering "steadfast" private support for her husband and of public advocacy, for disadvantaged children and those with multiple sclerosis.
He envisioned the role of technology in engendering a global consciousness, manifested for example, in social media in today's businesses.
NOTHING in the Constitution, laws, or precedents, had ever envisioned a role for the Court in resolving such a momentous "political question".
Not unlike Whitehead, these new types of teachers envisioned their role as one of collaborator, as if to express, "we're in this together".
