"The path that led us to today began just over 10 years ago, with the vision of my extraordinary colleague, Princeton's 19th President, Shirley Tilghman, and the committee she appointed, which envisioned a program that would seamlessly integrate the creative and performing arts into an undergraduate liberal arts education that is second to none," Eisgruber said.
Then, there was the U.S. Team Handball Federation, which envisioned Olympic spinoffs that would include summer youth camps, universities and colleges supporting club teams and a national headquarters for training and development.
His first job was in the office of Kiyonori Kikutake, a founder of the Metabolist movement, which envisioned gigantic flexible structures that could adapt to a society in constant flux.
But the Pentagon has also vetoed that idea, which envisioned only 30 monitors, administration officials said.
It was in Marseilles that he was inspired to write his novel "Banjo," a classic of New Negro literature, which envisioned a pan-African world community that included the Senegalese dockers and Algerian longshoremen whom he had encountered.
The owner is Housing and Neighborhood Development Services Inc., which has rehabilitated scores of homes in the area and which envisioned the 1890s building that houses the restaurant as a bustling performing-arts space.
The development agency that Mallon worked for could make all the difference to Silvestri's program, which envisioned several water-purification projects in East Africa.
One group of technology and business leaders has been working on something they call the Accountable Net project, which envisions new tools that would help people gain control over their Internet use by blocking the unwanted materials that now plague online life.
I don't think any of us envisioned that possibility".
That's too long, thought genome pioneer J. Craig Venter, head of the Institute for Biological Energy Alternatives (IBEA) in Rockville, Maryland, which envisions custom-designed microbes that can get rid of excess carbon dioxide and clean up toxic wasters.
Mr. Sarkozy's relationship with Mr. Bush is said to be warm, and his tough stance on Iran's nuclear program — which envisions new punitive sanctions that will hurt French business interests — is welcomed by the White House.
