Sentence examples for the vision expressed from inspiring English sources

So the vision expressed by leaders in health care must convey both understanding and resolve.

This position is consistent with the vision expressed by Banda to ONE during our meeting in February 2013.

The vision expressed at the top cascades down to the lowest level without losing intensity and precision.

The EU's first health strategy, entitled 'Together for Health', was adopted in 2007, and it took up the vision expressed by Byrne.

The visions expressed by the National Research Council committee on transforming toxicology therefore seem reasonable and realistic.

In addition, the visions expressed by participants demonstrated strong sense of country ownership and confidence that they could improve health systems in their countries.

The metaphysical vision, expressed in the Yijing ("Classic of Changes"), combines divinatory art with numerological technique and ethical insight.

China's unprecedented construction of dams makes a mockery of the larger vision expressed in its current Five Year Plan to develop clean energy, reduce pollution, and protect the environment.

But experiencing the utopian vision expressed in these fantastical structures, I was struck by how Soviet design, now stripped of its sinister political context, is often individualistic, imaginative and even admirably exuberant.

Whilst building up a core collaboration on this topic from a range of disciplines (within environmental and human geography, crop science, geospatial information, and computing science) at the University of Nottingham by meeting regularly and having small funding for a few summer internships in 2010, the common vision expressed in Fig. 1 started to emerge.

His point of departure is the fascinating English writer, John Clare; he then centers on the radically American vision expressed by Emerson and Walt Whitman.