Sentence examples for visionary programme from inspiring English sources
Better living through better loving - that was the basic visionary programme.
This is an innovative and visionary programme involving a £750 million capital investment to deliver modern and flexible healthcare services across Sandwell and West Birmingham in the West Midlands, UK.
18 The strategy outlined a 3-year plan to combat falsified medicines through a visionary programme of communication, collaboration and regulation.
The group received a Cycling Visionaries award from the global Velo-City programme hosted in Vienna in 2013, a programme designed to support new ideas for urban cycling cultures, and are now taking their message global.
Earlier this autumn I witnessed a pivotal moment in an important food programme in the United States when the visionary pioneer Alice Waters re-launched her charitable Chez Panisse Foundation as the Edible Schoolyard Project.
Particular attention is given to the statutory role of the European institutions in the design and orientation of the successive biotechnology programmes, compared to the more informal – yet visionary – role of key individuals upstream to any legislative decision.
They are called to be educational visionaries, instructional and curriculum leaders, assessment experts, community builders, public relations experts, budget analysts, facility managers, special programmes administrators and expert overseers of legal, contractual and policy mandates and initiatives.
The 2008 report on the global AIDS epidemic described Iran's needle-exchange programme as one of the "clear examples of courageous, visionary leadership in the response to HIV".
"Andrew is a real visionary about education," says Rona Kiley, who worked with him on the programme.
Reich's piece, scored for four Hammond organs and maracas, had been commissioned by the Boston Symphony Orchestra's visionary young conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, who had no qualms including it in programmes alongside the likes of Mozart, Bartók and Liszt.
