Sentence examples for founding vision from inspiring English sources
The founding vision remains in place, however.
But for me, the very things that give small charities their allure – greater autonomy, freedom from bureaucracies, salience of the founding vision – can also be their greatest limitations.
From the founding vision in 1981, we now have staff teams in 30 offices around the world, covering many different cultures and languages - all addressing local needs.
She attributed to the country ideas about socialism and equality which were indeed part of the founding vision, right up to the Declaration of Independence.
WMC's founding vision was to bring the best of the world to Wales and to showcase the best of Wales to the world – and this remains.
The omission of the question of discrimination is all the more conspicuous because it's the very question that "The Founder" builds, with yet another fine ironic twist, into Kroc's founding vision.
In 2012, he founded Vision to Learn, a nonprofit that has given free eyeglasses to 25,000 schoolchildren in Los Angeles, Sacramento and Oakland, with positive results for the children's academic performance.
It's also about how networks like Discovery, Animal Planet, and National Geographic are failing in their responsibility to produce and broadcast programs that are not only entertaining but also consistent with their founding visions.
While Syriza founds its vision of a new Greece in socialism, promising to write off national debt, hugely increase public investment in services and the welfare state and raise employment levels, the Independent Greeks have taken a more populist stance by opposing immigration and multiculturalism and calling for a greater role for the Orthodox Church in education.
Dr. Joffe, 65, is a former professor of surgery who founded LCA-Vision Inc., a company that operates laser vision-correction centers.
Mr. Beattie founded New Visions for Public Schools, a local nonprofit group, and served on the Board of Education in the mid-1980's.
