Sentence examples for vision of values from inspiring English sources
Across D.C., away from the thundering music and the flashy graphics on huge screens is a small group of pastors who are offering a different vision of values for America.
However, there is still a long way to go until Mencap's vision and even the vision of Valuing People Now is fulfilled.
In theatre's connectedness to place and time is there, maybe, a vision of value that can't be reduced to market exchange?
This outlines ways in which we can deliver our corporate vision of Value through Innovation.
Boehringer Ingelheim sets great store by what it calls Lead and Learn, a process designed to deliver its corporate vision of Value through Innovation.
On the one hand, given easyJet's vision of "value for money", perhaps the customers targeted by easyJet are more similar to the customers targeted by traditional carriers than to those of other low-cost carriers.
Both have a clear vision of European values and identity.
It's not surprising that this bootstraps fantasy — heavily steeped in a juvenile vision of masculinity — values women in the same terms as many of those comic books.
However, we must also remember that the UN's vision of these values being "universal," is far from complete, and the recent admission of China into the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) further highlights this reality.
Its strands are the make-believes of an Edwardian nursery (pirates, redskins, wild animals, fantastical adventures in far-off places) woven together with a gently ironical vision of the values of the grown-up world (Mr Darling counting the cost of potential children in hypothetical medical bills; old Etonian Captain Hook loathing Peter Pan for having the supreme social virtue of "good form").
He said his vision of France valued work, instilled authority and was a France where people did not fear others.
