Sentence examples for from its vision from inspiring English sources

Did the public relations consultant simply forget to include nonwhites in this document, or does the G.O.P. intentionally exclude nonwhites from its vision of America?

"What I call them is, you're a 'host.' " "The Handmaid's Tale" 's most chilling resonance, though, comes from its vision of a society that compels women to keep reproducing even when it's become increasingly difficult for them to do so.

SoftBank's profits surged in its last quarter, but mostly from its Vision Fund investments rather than its core telco business.

The investment is being led by Dragoneer, Didi and SoftBank — which now has about $100 billion to deploy from its Vision Fund — but General Atlantic is also expected to participate.

In this paper, we show how the vision can be realized in the shop floor via systematic procedure: 1) designing reference architecture to specify functionality and components of u-Factory from its vision, 2) analyzing information exchange mechanism between components of u-Factory based on SOA approach, and 3) developing scenario derivation methodology for realization to industrial domain.

The memex influenced generations of computer scientists, who drew inspiration from its vision of the future.

Now G.E. is trying to rally support for its vision from industry partners, academics, venture capitalists and start-ups.

The series has brought praise from the left, for its vision of the poor and downtrodden rising up to destroy their oppressors, and from the libertarian right, for its depiction of ordinary man or woman being willing to pick up a weapon and fight to keep the state out of his or her life.

Its settlement policy is destructive, the occupation of the West Bank is untenable and its government is furthering the country's isolation and distancing it from its original vision of being a "light unto the nations".

WASHINGTON — Speaker John A. Boehner said Thursday that election losses last November would not deter his party from pressing its vision of reducing the size of government and turning government health care programs largely over to the private sector — with no more tax increases.

Since March, Critical Path has shed half its work force as it has withdrawn from weak businesses, most of which the company entered through a dozen acquisitions that pulled it farther and farther from its original vision: running e-mail systems and large data directories for corporations.