Sentence examples for vision to challenge from inspiring English sources

Such a threat presents a new set of challenges to us all: how to deal with a global challenge posed by non-state actors; and how to put in place a positive and constructive vision to challenge the nihilistic destructiveness of the terrorists.

Wisdom is knowledge but growth, accomplishment and success are driven by opportunists who have the intuition and vision to challenge the past, present and future.

The Bell Labs Prize is intended to recognize innovators with the ability and vision to challenge the common assumptions, and find ways to revolutionize the way we live, work, communicate, collaborate and connect with each other and our digital world," said Marcus Weldon, president of Bell Labs and chief technology officer of Alcatel-Lucent, in the statement.

What must gall Cable is that they back it with no decisive action, vision or willingness to challenge the interests that gain so enormously from the current position.

Here is a brilliant man with the vision and determination to challenge the somnolent TV networks in the U.S. and to create a fourth, albeit freighted now with political bias.

A few individuals with guts and vision risk all to challenge a reactionary status quo and bring modern sports into an era of (relatively) enlightened liberality, in which business is booming and everyone is better off.

By relying on popular media, semi-structured interviews, and participant observation, this paper seeks to incorporate a Palestinian vision of life under occupation to challenge traditional geopolitical visions of the Palestinian Israeli conflict, in effect creating a subaltern geopolitical narrative.

He said Mr. Romney would detail his economic vision as he prepared to challenge Mr. Obama, declaring, "It's not just about the last three years, but the future".

And we'll see if these divergent shareholders are willing to challenge the vision and daring of Mr. Musk himself.

But the bigger point is this: in the Bush vision, it was never legitimate to challenge any piece of the administration's policy on Iraq.

Working with mirrored surfaces, Eliasson has installed six reflective installations designed to, "challenge our vision of the world through projected light, kaleidoscopic views, mirrors, and complex geometric sculptures," in the words of Alfred Pacquement, the exhibition's curator.