Sentence examples for has published its vision from inspiring English sources

With the EU referendum, while Ukip has published its vision for Britain outside Europe, there is no chance Ukip will be in power to enact the result.

In November 2013, he was appointed chairman of the Cardiff Capital Region advisory board - covering 10 local authority areas - and earlier this month it published its vision for the future.

On the other hand, the US National Academy of Sciences published its vision of a modern toxicology in the twenty-first century in 2007 (Krewski et al. 2010).

E-health applications are upcoming and the Dutch Patient Consumer Federation NPCFF) has published a vision document, stimulating e-health developments [ 54].

He says he has published his "2020 vision" explaining areas of the city, "a Michelin guide for the salivating investor".

Essentially, the company is declaring that you'll soon be able to stick a fork in the ad server, and to underline its vision it has published a fairly interesting manifesto on its website that's well worth a read if you have a vested interest in the Internet advertising marketplace.

Updated at 1.01pm BST 11.50am BST Planning for a transition Looking beyond the current turmoil in Syria, the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik) has published what it describes as "a comprehensive vision for a post-Assad order".

He achieved a Cambridge first in natural sciences (physics), writes a regular blog, creates games and has published a novel, Imperial Visions, under the name IG Mansfield.

The Church of England has published a 52-page letter outlining its hopes for political parties to discern "a fresh moral vision of the kind of country we want to be" before the general election in May.

SOUND AND VISION: The Book Review has published a run of letters from rock stars in recent years.

He has published several journals and conference articles on biometrics and computer vision.