Sentence examples for from different visions from inspiring English sources

"What will have occurred, I think, is we will have adopted a land use plan, which will reflect the work of one architect, because each land use plan flows from different visions submitted".

Professor P. Bernt Hugenholtz of the University of Amsterdam, Institute for Information Law - Creative Commons and Authors' Rights: Les extrèmes se touchent" Conceived from radically different visions of copyright, American-bred Creauthorsommons and Old Eurightstyle authors' rights (droit d'auteur) have more in common than initially meets the eye.

Tory MEP Daniel Hannan said the UK had moved closer to an exit from the EU, as the appointment of Juncker made it clear that the British people had fundamentally different visions from the likes of Merkel, about what the EU should do and what it should be for.

And in this election, you have two very different visions to choose from.

The duel itself remains a shockingly brutal episode at the very origin of the United States, pitting Burr, a sitting vice president, against Hamilton in a lethal battle stemming from gossip, mutual acrimony and profoundly different visions of government.

It already faces competition from several congressional proposals that represent different visions of welfare reform.

They all come from different backgrounds, speak different languages and bring different visions to the table.

You have two different visions.

"They have two different visions".

"We had very different visions.

These are two fundamentally different visions.