Sentence examples for prime vision from inspiring English sources

But who ever knew it was going to get so tattered?" Mr. Gulotta and those who know him say he spends so much time with people because his prime vision is to personalize government.

Efficient heart regeneration has been one of the prime visions for cardiology [ 22, 23].

Never mind my judgment, consider what the great god of the marketplace thinks of the prime minister's vision.

Mr Reichmann, in his enthusiasm for the prime minister's vision, overestimated her political power, says Anthony Bianco, biographer of the Reichmann family.

This is all part of the Prime Minister's vision, in which he declared: "I want everyone to have an education as good as mine".

The prime minister's vision for stabilising the lives of the country's 120,000 "most troubled families" is now backed by nearly £450m of cash.

Mr Willetts also attacked the prime minister's vision of universities as creating "factories churning out research papers and the practical skills that will aid economic growth".

The prime minister's vision of a big pedestrian plaza, with buried traffic, is intended to smooth out the square — to remake it into a neo-Ottoman theme park.

Christine Blower, the general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, the largest teachers' union, said: "The prime minister's vision of an education system which delivers the best for everyone is one with which we agree.

Long hours and low wages undermine a key premise of the prime minister's vision, which appears to be that social and financial gains will come from replacing paid with unpaid labour.

The speech was welcomed by prison reform groups as a major departure in Conservative prisons policy but they said that measures to tackle the "profligate use of prison" were needed to turn the prime minister's vision into reality.