You are aggressively mapping new visions as you anxiously await opportunities that 2009 will bring.
But, in a scrap of tangled beech woods, my pious thoughts soon crumbled beneath a lurid, new vision, something as dark as the woods around me.
With the council reluctant to allow such a grandiose development to occur and with the huge public opposition to it (inspired at least in part by the work of Quentin Hughes), Oldham Estates were forced into scaling-down the plan and so in 1970 returned with a new vision known as 'Aquarius City', which had as its centrepiece a 44-storey skyscraper.
The new vision establishes as policy the goals of pursuing commercial and international collaboration in realizing future space exploration missions.
Yesterday, he said New York New Visions would join that effort, as would other architects hired by Larry A. Silverstein, the commercial leaseholder at the site.
The new alternative expressions can be considered as a new vision of power quality research and update, as well as, for diagnosis purposes in distorted and unbalanced power systems.
By the eighteen-thirties, Southerners were offering the country a new vision of slavery, as a positive good ordained by God and sanctioned by Scripture.
During that time neither China nor India nor anyone else will want to take any serious risks in their relations with the West merely to humour Russia's new vision of itself as a Eurasian power.
Not surprisingly, graphene is at the heart of the Manchester city-region's new vision of itself as a science-based economy, making a great hook for advertising campaigns and promotional videos.
For that matter, this book suggests that Democrats of all stripes — progressive and old-school, Internet-driven and Washington-based — have failed, thus far, to redefine their party with a new vision, and that as the 2008 elections approach, the party is still struggling to figure out exactly what it represents, other than a repudiation of Republican principles and policies.
