Sentence examples for vision of supporting from inspiring English sources

Her husband, Charles and their children Jeremy and Marci, Pippa, Tony and Moira, Ellen and Andrew, and Stephen and Claudine, and their six grandchildren, share her vision of supporting the Jewish people around the world.

I also believe that if the union is to achieve its vision of supporting every student and being totally inclusive, then it must remain neutral on contentious issues like this, where student opinion is divided.

The Womanity Award, co-financed by the Trafigura Foundation, launched in 2013 with the vision of supporting innovative and effective solutions focused on violence against women, by helping them to make a wider, deeper impact.

The Roadmap to Combat Zoonoses in India (RCZI) initiative was launched in June 2008 with the vision of supporting and promoting integrated zoonotic disease prevention and control as a "one health"[14] concept [15].

As a city or state embarks on the development of QRIS, it is crucial to intentionally build inclusive and responsive systems that represent a consistent, cohesive vision of support for ECE programs, especially for those with low or emerging quality.

52 Guidelines need to include routine ophthalmological assessment for children with severe hearing impairment and for those with severe physical disability who are highly dependent on active use of vision to support their communication and learning.

One vision of Islandia, supported by land owners, would have connected the northern Florida Keys – from Key Biscayne to Key Largo – with bridges and created new islands using the fill from the SeaDade channel.

Giere (2006) uses the phenomenon of color vision to support a position he calls perspectival realism.

But even while we never lose sight of the poorest among us, we should also broaden our vision to support the rights of labor.

This is a study of ideas or, to use a term now largely discredited by its abuse by politicians, an array of "visions" to support the city's bid.

We've come far from Nye Bevan's vision of council housing supporting mixed communities, replicating "the lovely feature of the English and Welsh village, where the doctor, the grocer, and the farm labourer all lived on the same street".