Sentence examples for long-range visioning from inspiring English sources

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).

Thompson is a legislative tactician, but he also pursued the long-range vision of welfare reform.

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).

Portions of the two systems could be then merged for long-range vision systems suitable for desert work.

Even if the sheik delivered, did he and the Americans share the same long-range vision for Iraq?

Somebody said that Pennington won one and lost one, which led Edwards to a long-range vision: "He's going to win more playoff games than he loses.

Kelly offloaded a lot of talent in service of a long-range vision he was not given the opportunity to see through.

Similar principles underlie Prince Abdullah's plan, Mr. Mubarak's ideas and the Bush administration's own long-range vision for the region.

But whatever long-range vision emerges, LIPA said the 10 new mini-plants it is proposing will be necessary in the short term to stave off shutdowns next summer.

The band's name, 40Twenty, has nothing to do with the John Deere 4020 family-farm tractor, extraordinary long-range vision or the numerical code for smoking marijuana.