The OAU was a vastly watered down version of that vision.
All that being said, I was never interested in telling a watered down version of THE GRANDMASTER in the U.S., or just trimming to cut back minutes -- it had to be a creative, sharp and honed vision.
Opposition parties claimed the SNP government had watered down its vision for independence to increase support among voters during a time when polls were indicating most people backed the Union.
Although watered down from the original vision, it was still the first time either house of Congress passed a bill imposing a limit on the emissions blamed for the warming of the planet.
But they may be right that it will all be downhill from here, as the inevitable UN wrangling begins and the report's bold vision is watered down.
It wasn't performed in the UK until the 1960s, or in the US until the 1970s, and has remained a rarity, while its distinctive Weimar Republic sound and vision, suitably watered down, took over the world in the form of Kander and Ebb's Cabaret.
One, not a Tory, even argues that the next mayor should keep him on to ensure that Johnson's cycling vision isn't watered down.
But my hunch is that for both the landscape and the portrait version Carroll has watered down what was surely his original vision for the poster (left – click here for full version): a tightly packed array of 70 separate images as opposed to the landscape poster's 26 and the portrait's 30.
We cannot build and sustain such a case for health if we look at the issue solely through the clear but narrow lenses of our institutional interests ― or if we settle for the blurred vision of a watered down or imprecise goal or goals.
I used to worry that we were watering down our vision by catering for those with just a vague existential angst.
There is simply no reason for the Liberal Democrats to water down their vision this side of a general election; if they don't wish to be drowned out by the competing Labour and Conservative noise about reform they can't afford to do so.
