Sentence examples for important visioning from inspiring English sources

At an important visioning and partnership conference held at Chatham House in London in September, 2013, the point was driven home that engagement with fragile states around infrastructure is a far better investment than triage-based emergency assistance, or in 'wall-mentality' projects that seek to insulate nations from regional instability.

Hence, although having a tangible role which reflected their specialisation was an important visioning factor, specialisation as a wider process - within the milieu of the dental workforce - was also considered to be a significant factor for students when considering their future careers.

She not only spoke Mandarin, which was helpful, but she knew about the subjects, could offer opinions, and added an important vision from a younger perspective.

This paper presents an agent-based architecture that uses a utility optimization technique to guarantee that important vision tasks are fulfilled even under resource constraints.

What Leonard Woolf really liked, he had said in an essay in 1927, was "diaries and letters and memoirs," in which "one gets the most vivid and important vision of a pageant of history".

In this study by Jane Thrailkill, what emerges from the convergence is an important vision of late-nineteenth-century American realist literature and the role of emotion and physiology in literary criticism.

This has been an important vision for years, but nowadays, it is all the more important because of the frequent use of resorbable suture materials.

In Västra Götaland the following documents are important: Vision Västra Götaland 2020, Climate Strategy Västra Götaland, EU 2011 White Paper on Transport, Gothenburg 2035 Near Metropolitan Traffic Strategy and Västra Götaland Maritime Strategy [31].

Postoperative mean NEI VFQ-25 QOL scores were higher than the preoperative mean scores, and this difference was significant for important vision-specific subscales.

R.J. Palacio's bestselling novel Wonder (2012) captures a middle school experiencing its first disability inclusion and presents an important vision of social change.

I call it a breakthrough speech, not so much because of the referendum - I think that's just internal British - but because of the important vision of how the EU should be framed in future.