Sentence examples for represents a shared vision from inspiring English sources

The Go to School campaign represents a shared vision amongst UN agencies and especially non-governmental organizations and Parent Teacher Associations, who undertake the "last mile" of distributing school materials to the very last learning space.

"It's very important for all five of these stakeholder groups to be represented throughout the program to create a shared vision for the region's entrepreneurial ecosystem," says MIT REAP Executive Director, Sarah Jane Maxted.

The consistent support the facility has seen from the Obama administration and Congress represents a shared belief in that vision for the future.

The meeting, which involved a ministerial-level session on a shared vision for long-term cooperative action, represented another step in the negotiations toward strengthening international action on climate change the so-called Bali Road Map process.

Perhaps it isn't surprising that, these days, the Florida panther represents different things altogether — political gridlock, an increasing ambivalence toward wild things, an inability to develop a shared vision of the future.

They have a shared vision.

"There's a shared vision," he added.

There is a shared vision.

Because having a shared vision for marriage does matter.

Then engage your top team to create a shared vision.

These questions represented underlying strategic dilemmas, such as whether to have a select group of leaders craft the vision or to solicit input from a wider range of shareholders, and how much to allow the business vision to drive the "people" vision-all framed by recent unsuccessful attempts to develop a shared vision.