Sentence examples for the joint vision from inspiring English sources

Local World was (past tense) the joint vision of Montgomery and Steve Auckland, a gregarious, dynamic Yorkshireman who drove the Metro series to success and then took over at Northcliffe, helping ready it for its new life.

The report, which was sponsored by nearly two dozen pharmaceutical companies and government agencies, created the "joint vision" that Sim felt was necessary for such a monumental task.

This deal is aimed at the stars and we are going to pursue the joint vision of building the most significant media platform in the world.

At the time, Satya and I shared the background of the deal and our joint vision for changing the way the world works.

During the violence of the first Intifada in the Middle East, Israeli and Palestinian women like Naomi Chazan and Sumaya Farhat-Naser created Jerusalem Link, an umbrella group of women's centers on both sides of the conflict, to convey to the public a joint vision for peace.

"Between Jean-Paul Goude and myself, everything — or almost all — was about women, the 'alternative' models who did not respond to the traditional cannons of beauty," the designer says in the catalog, describing their joint vision as an "incarnation of the 1980s".

The film, a joint vision of Doris Fish and filmmaker Phillip R. Ford, would eventually traverse the globe, playing the likes of Sundance and Cannes.

The first workshop began with establishing ground rules for working together in the workshop setting and developing a joint vision for the HAST programme in the sub-district (both organizations had a strongly client-focused orientation).

In the context of a joint "vision" for American and Indian security co-operation it could become the basis of significantly closer military ties (especially as India diversifies its supply of military hardware away from Russia).

"The government, the resort industry and the rackets were closely tied, and they had a joint vision for the town".

Good leadership includes the development of a joint vision; building adherence; strengthening accountability; planning, implementing, and monitoring HRH policies; and transparency in decision-making (41).