Sentence examples for long-range vision from inspiring English sources
Learn more about Stanford's long-range vision initiatives.
It is a production full of short-term effects rather than long-range vision".
(Zebras often travel with giraffes to make use of their long-range vision).
Thompson is a legislative tactician, but he also pursued the long-range vision of welfare reform.
Find out more! Stanford University recently announced a long-range vision that includes undergraduate education.
Even if the sheik delivered, did he and the Americans share the same long-range vision for Iraq?
"It's long-range visioning that's done to help the board envision where it'll go with energy efficiency," said John Sandy, deputy county administrator.
MONTHS before the summit meeting held last week in Nice, European leaders began to lay out their long-range visions for the European Union: Some advocated a sort of United States of Europe, others a far looser association.
The Beyond Boundaries initiative looks at the long-range visioning and strategic investment of the University to "address complex problems that transcend economic, geographic, social, and spatial boundaries" and to "advance Virginia Tech as a global land-grant university" (The Virginia Tech beyond boundaries 2015).
The firm is subcontracting some of its strategic planning to Curt Pringle & Associates, which has a separate contract with the tollway agency for overall "long-range visioning". Pringle, a Republican political consultant, served as assembly speaker and Anaheim's mayor.
Cash gaps are killer when you have a six month production cycle; I have boot-strapped VAUTE for the first six years, filling the cash gaps myself somehow". Hilgart's long range vision is to become the go-to ethical fashion house for large brands and retailers who want to collaborate in developing textiles to set a new ethical standard in fashion.
