Sentence examples for vision of service from inspiring English sources

We introduce our vision of Service Oriented Computer-Aided Process Engineering.

The citation said, in part, "As the founder of the Order of the Arrow, through his ability, wisdom, and foresight, his vision of service to others was transformed into a national honor brotherhood which has been a positive influence in the lives of thousands of boys... .....

What if our actions were based on our commitment to and responsibility for a future worth having... a vision of service to Canadians through mutual respect, straight talk, full and open cooperation, and a culture in which we value individual differences?

Indeed, the strategic documents seem to focus on the reconstruction and analysis of past performance and results, and on the promotion of a qualitative vision of service orientation and organisational development.

The more structured programs served to identify and formalize a team of providers and offered an opportunity to develop common patient goals and a shared vision of service delivery.

Birt's vision of services customised for individuals is yet to be fully realised – but according to Tony Hall, the current director general, it is just round the corner.

As they have matured and a new vision of service-oriented computing has emerged, the software industry has shifted its attention from developing required software to delivering desired services.

Ray Ozzie today spoke about a vision of services complimenting software – and announcing Silverlight Streaming at the same time as the new Silverlight client is an excellent example of that.

In the present article we advance the vision of a service delivery model that may assist with meeting this health service need: namely that of the secondary palliative care service hub (SPCH).

The Ubiquitous Robotic Companion URCC) is our conceptual vision of ubiquitous service robots that provides its user with the services the user needs, anytime and anywhere, in the ubiquitous computing environments.

His vision of judicial service was not merely to decide cases, but to help hold together and, wherever possible, to improve a legal system already the envy of the entire world.