Sentence examples for vision of delivering from inspiring English sources
"It will further our objective of delivering mobile WiMAX service across the country and help fulfill our vision of delivering mobility products and services across all our networks".
"Our investors will help Cellfire realize its vision of delivering valuable discounts at every store and restaurant to every consumer in the country".
"Joining forces with ServiceNow will allow BrightPoint and our customers to realize our founding vision of delivering a closed-loop workflow for security response".
Samsung's investment backs the company's vision of delivering GamePop as a white-label solution aimed at TV makers and cable providers.
The proposals for maternity are part of a wider vision of delivering all women's gynaecology and obstetrics care in networks, similar to the model which has helped improve cancer treatments in England.
Mic had raised nearly $60 million in funding, with major media organizations like Time Warner and Bertelsmann writing checks for the company's vision of delivering news to a millennial audience.
Although there has been considerable progress in achieving the vision of effectively delivering measles vaccine through the respiratory route, it will still be a few years before such a vaccine is ready to be incorporated into the routine EPI programmes in high disease burden areas.
To compare ventilators, PC-SIMV and VC-SIMV were excluded, as BiPAP Vision® is not capable of delivering these modes.
* The street-side initiative is a key part of our vision to deliver an immersive digital representation of the real world that enables users to know their surroundings, find what they are looking for and know how to get there.
Since 2005 she has released three albums – not so shabby by today's standards – and Before the Dawn seals the perception of Bush moving towards the territory she inhabited during the first decade of her career: a supremely gifted artist who does not hide in the margins, but is capable of delivering her unique vision into the nation's living rooms.
A more measured approach which listens and learns from experience and is prepared to bring about change in a managed transition rather than a big bang, would have a much better chance of delivering the best vision for reform, and ensuring populist support.
