Sentence examples for vision states from inspiring English sources

The commercial vision states: "GNM's reputation puts us in a strong position to benefit from the growing trend in businesses moving towards a sustainable future.

The Power of 10 vision states: "We commit to play our part as a leading media organisation in creating a fair society that lives within the means of our planet.

The vision states: "The passion we have for inspiring our audiences and customers will be matched by our commitment to operating our offices, print sites and digital platforms to high environmental standards, including minimising waste and maximising both efficiency and recycling.

The multichannel theory of human vision states that different stimuli are processed in different channels in the human visual system.

Dora Polk, in her book Vernon Watkins and the Spring of Vision, states that Watkins regarded his banking career as his sole means of income.

World Vision states 73,341 children under age five died from diarrhea last year and that nearly 39 million Ethiopians, most of them in rural areas, do not have access to a safe water supply.

Eisgruber and Lee supported the report's vision, stating: "Entrepreneurs can be engineers or humanists.

One soul, or soul aspect, represented vitality or life; the other represented the individual as he was in a dream or vision state.

The views on a company's broad vision stated at the beginning of the relationship must align, but that does not mean that the board and CEO have to agree on iterations and updates in the future.

While reaffirming their commitment to transparency, World Vision stated that they were not aware of the request made by Bruckner or their own request to USAID to redact information.

This article is a continuation of our efforts to keep people informed about the next steps for Vision and Change, in particular ongoing activities that need community (your) input, and what resources are available to support the Vision stated in 2009: "the biology we teach should reflect the biology we do" (American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS], 2011).