Sentence examples for visionary program from inspiring English sources

Ireland joined the European Economic Community in 1973, 15 years after it began a visionary program for economic expansion that radically altered Ireland's global economic posture and laid the foundation for its recent success.

The flip is Jeffrey J. Kripal's ambitious, visionary program for unifying the sciences and the humanities to expand our minds, open our hearts, and negotiate a peaceful resolution to the culture wars.

Some years ago, the Institute launched a visionary program, Dream It! Do It! to attract more bright young people into manufacturing careers, and map out a route for them to follow.

With 30/10 scheduled to come before the Committee, I urge you to be supportive of this visionary program which asks the federal government to facilitate a loan to the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority Metroo) so that it can start construction.

Bryan has created visionary programs for populations in crisis, including combat veterans, through his Theater of War project, which gave its title to his powerfully intimate memoir.

The conductor Marin Alsop, a 2005 fellow, who has been the music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra since 2007, was honored for her "masterful technique" and "visionary programming" and her "extraordinary ability to communicate both with her orchestra and audience".

The concept doesn't have a budget line but it has "started already," says Wörner, adding: "ESA needs visionary programs for the future".

Gilbert comes off as a true visionary: the program shows that he knew quite how powerful, how potentially revolutionary the public revelation of family intimacies and fissures could be, and understood that the methods of cinema-vérité, a light and hand-held 16mm.

This article was written with contributions from Siddharth Shah, Industry Analyst from the Visionary Healthcare program of Frost & Sullivan's Transformation Health practice.

In its effort to portray the artist as a singular visionary, the programs omit almost all art historical context.

Special citations were given to the Lincoln Center Festival, "for visionary international programming"; the actress Viola Davis, now in "Fences" on Broadway, "for sustained achievement"; and the playwright Annie Baker ("Circle Mirror Transformation," "The Aliens") for emerging talent, according to a statement on the organization's Web site, dramacritics.org.org