And while conservatives don't have a clear vision for health care, they absolutely do have a clear vision for tax policy — affluent people should pay less.
|
|
"I don't have any clear vision or strategy," he says.
|
|
Present a clear vision Why exactly should she be president?
|
|
"The president has a very clear vision," Mr. Spicer said.
|
|
"Don't mistake a clear vision for a short distance," Lynch says.
|
|
"In five years, there has been no clear vision," he said.
|
|
Nobody is spelling out a clear vision of hemispheric relations today.
|
|
No one has a clear vision of where anything is leading.
|
|
Also, have a clear vision of where you want to end up.
|
|
"The president has a clear vision for American health care," Azar said.
|
|
I had a very strong and clear vision for our ad campaign.
|
|
Jeremy Konner and Derek Waters had a clear vision for their show.
|
|
"We have a very clear vision for the World Cup," Henriques said.
|
|
It lacked a clear vision once the series outpaced Martin&aposs books.
|
|
You've got to have a clear vision of where you want to go.
|
|
"We don't have a clear vision on this," said the second European official.
|
|
No clear vision for the program is likely to materialize before March, Soloch added.
|
|
Coming up with a clear vision and plan will save you time on execution.
|
|
The Army has a clear vision and a sound strategy to maintain battlefield overmatch.
|
|
It is partly because he is seen as having a clear vision on policy.
|
|
Third, a clear vision and consistent implementation of that vision through programming and events.
|
|
Aside from her clear vision, the designer was easily recognizable with her fiery orange hair.
|
|
Then, have a clear vision of what you actually plan to do when you retire.
|
|
"We've got quite a clear vision of where we can go with this," says Rogerson.
|
|
Yet Modi has rarely enunciated a clear vision for India's foreign policy, at least publicly.
|
|
" She continued, "However, this gave me a clear vision of his world as it is.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, he has a clear vision of what he'd like to accomplish beyond this album.
|
|
And I had a pretty clear vision on this album once it started revealing itself.
|
|
At the end of the second year, I had a clear vision for New York.
|
|
I have a clear vision of what I would like to achieve in New York State.
|
|
"Solange has a very clear vision of what she is looking for," François exclusively tells Refinery29.
|
|
My lesson is to focus on the development and have a clear vision about the product.
|
|
Kuvshinov keeps building layers up until the scene more or less assembles into a clear vision.
|
|
It sounds like you had a clear vision for what you were doing with this screenplay.
|
|
All we've been waiting for throughout this decline is good faith, clear vision and passionate leadership.
|
|
The clubs that thrive are the ones with a clear vision and consistency in their methods.
|
|
He has a clear vision of how countries create prosperity and in doing so, eliminate poverty.
|
|
It gave Unilever a clear vision, focused on winning, and elevated performance standards for its leaders.
|
|
This inexperienced prince to offer a clear vision of a stable, let alone peaceful, Middle East.
|
|
"Clare has a very clear vision, even if she comes across as peaceful," Mr. Fortunato said.
|
|
"Tony has a very clear vision of how he wants a work staged," Mr. Donnellan explained.
|
|
Mr. Starr had arrived at Baylor in 2010 with a formidable résumé and a clear vision.
|
|
Flying cars no longer seem like the clear vision of the future that they once were.
|
|
You should have a clear vision on what you bring to the table that others can't.
|
|
From strategic product development to savvy marketing, Favilli and Cavallo had a clear vision well before launching.
|
|
Unlike his opponent in the campaign, President-elect Trump never produced a document outlining a clear vision.
|
|
If they don't, they may end up governing together without a clear vision of how to proceed.
|
|
A clear vision will be necessary to receive the money and support needed from a new administration.
|
|
They outline a clear vision and provide their team with the knowledge and tools to achieve it.
|
|
One could sight its clear vision, long-term approach, consistent performance, and a host of other factors.
|
|
First, I set out on my quest with a clear vision of Taco Bell in my head.
|
|
With a crystal clear vision, I am able to continually evolve into a better version of myself.
|
|
The tax bill's supporters have a clear vision, and they've been surprisingly up front about that vision.
|
|
They're working toward the goal of repealing Obamacare, without a particularly clear vision of what exactly comes next.
|
|
We didn't really have a clear vision for what it was going to be, or a clear leader.
|
|
Your wisdom, strength, your clear vision and soft personality with a great sense of humor is so inspiring.
|
|
"We need a clear vision for EMU (economic and monetary union)," he said, referring to the euro zone.
|
|
There aren't many labels that spring to mind with such a varied output, but such a clear vision.
|
|
These Scott Faze II Goggles feature rounded lenses for increased visibility and anti-fog treatment for clear vision.
|
|
Although Mr. Cheadle had never directed a feature before, he had a clear vision of what he wanted.
|
|
I waited until I had a clear vision as to how I wanted to follow the first album.
|
|
They are willing to support the board; and the board itself includes public servants with a clear vision.
|
|
She had this very clear vision of the kind of performances she wanted to do, centered around women.
|
|
Brown's order is a signpost and an inspiration, a clear vision of where the state needs to go.
|
|
It's not one-liners most voters are looking for but substance, strategy and clear vision to move America forward.
|
|
Oculus has a clear vision for wireless VR headsets that enable everything from gaming to film to social networking.
|
|
Country music sensation Kacey Musgraves has a clear vision of what kind of "old lady" she'd like to be.
|
|
They were the two biggest questions we had, and he just had such a clear vision for the project.
|
|
He has a very clear vision and he was just really engaged with everyone's ideas, thoughts, worries, and hopes.
|
|
You do this by sharing a clear vision and showing the team how they are vital to realizing it.
|
|
You've got to start out the gate with a clear vision and vibe, not to mention considering the sequencing.
|
|
During cataract surgery, the damaged lens is removed and replaced with an artificial lens that helps restore clear vision.
|
|
Do you have a clear vision and goal, and more importantly, is it something you genuinely want to achieve?
|
|
In September, Macron addressed the Sorbonne University — laying out a clear vision for the future of the euro area.
|
|
Defining the specific problem the DoD should solve is the first step in establishing a clear vision for change.
|
|
Spring training is the time for physical exams, after all, and everyone wants a clear vision of the future.
|
|
Clear vision and careful oversight, though, will be needed to ensure those in need receive the treatment they require.
|
|
It's not enough to simply call out Trump's harsh policies; she believes Democrats need to present their own clear vision.
|
|
Plus, she'd seen so many commercials for the procedure on TV, full of people marveling over their newly clear vision.
|
|
" In a press statement, GGV Capital managing partner Jenny Lee said "Justin is a strong leader with a clear vision.
|
|
Such cultural hubs need a clear vision of what they can offer if visitors are to come more than once.
|
|
"[Hawley] came into a situation where the staff needed a strong leader with a clear vision," says a former employee.
|
|
It was exciting to see her clear vision, passion, and engagement, and the collection will definitely inspire many young women.
|
|
Although they have overseen some debacles in recent decades, they have typically had a clear vision for the British economy.
|
|
It's a sign of a lack of any clear vision that's been compellingly communicated and reinforced down through each employee.
|
|
The real problem, however, is that NYC has no clear vision for what to do with these ride-hail companies.
|
|
It starts when you make it very clear what your values are and articulate a clear vision for the organization.
|
|
He suggested games sometimes veer towards photorealism when they don't have a clear vision of what they want to achieve.
|
|
However, without a clear vision for what you want to hear, all of the controls can be a bit overwhelming.
|
|
I have learned over the past six months that the clear vision of the Trump presidency is through his past.
|
|
The party itself is internally divided, and does not have a clear vision of what policies it wants to enact.
|
|
Wall Streeters don't think Sanders has a clear vision of what he wants to do in terms of financial regulation.
|
|
And a "bill that isn't governed by any clear vision, and thus isn't representative of coherent policy" can never succeed.
|
|
Trump owns Afghanistan No clear vision of victory Throughout the 85033 campaign, Trump talked about "winning" more than Charlie Sheen.
|
|
I've re-visited the album from 2015 on numerous occasions and have a clear vision for the next collection of works.
|
|
David Miliband is a man with a clear vision for putting the refugee crisis back into the people's hearts and minds.
|
|
"The best of our founders have a clear vision of what the company stands for, what its values are," said Avnish.
|
|
And while things are still up in the air, the couple already has a clear vision of their wedding in mind.
|
|
The Better Way plan is thorough, with a clear vision of what health care might look like under a Trump administration.
|
|
What's cool about Miku is that anyone with a clear vision can really make Miku do whatever they want, within reason.
|
|
He has a clear vision for the types of vehicles he thinks will make a Mars settlement both possible and affordable.
|
|
This helps give you the fortitude to do these painful things if you have the clear vision of where you're going.
|
|
Our governments have substantive and frequent structured dialogues on all of these issues, with a clear vision and benchmarks for success.
|
|
But what really separates Sanders from the pack is that he is a clear vision, something his 2016 primary opponent lacked.
|
|
But having had mediocre grades in college, and no clear vision for my future, I simply accepted this as my purgatory.
|
|
If you really know where you're going, and you have a clear vision for the institution, that can be really powerful.
|
|
Much like Sanders, local legislators outlined a clear vision of the type of health plan they'd want to extend to all Vermonters.
|
|
We appreciate that the team is focused on user-centered design, has clear vision of development strategy and ambition for global coverage.
|
|
She had a clear vision of the power and possibility of art and artists to impact a life, a neighborhood, a world.
|
|
As for Copeland, he has a clear vision for lifelike prosthetics that seamlessly integrate sensation and movement — because he's seen one before.
|
|
The first week of the new year will give you a clear vision of the future you want for your love life.
|
|
"We both achieved electoral success by providing a clear vision for making our countries stronger and better," Trump said in his letter.
|
|
He is an intelligent, principled, ambitious, and effective political operator, with a clear vision for the party that he helps to lead.
|
|
"We're not funding science products, or expedition missions, we want clear vision in building a business on the technical advantages," Yuen said.
|
|
Much like Jayapal, local legislators outlined a clear vision of the type of health plan they'd want to extend to all Vermonters.
|
|
What the country had back then was a clear vision and determination to build and execute something necessary, worthwhile and long-lasting.
|
|
He'd been involved in international — he had a clear vision of what he thought the world should look like and so on.
|
|
"Shane has a special combination of clear vision, deep thoughtfulness and insatiable curiosity," said Stephanie Zhan, partner at Sequoia, in a statement.
|
|
With a firm hand and clear vision, Speaker Pelosi has done something that no one else seemed to be able to accomplish.
|
|
Today, others would describe me as a successful entrepreneur, however, I don't feel truly content as I don't have a clear vision.
|
|
Most of it we've heard before, either piece-meal or through bits and pieces and I think they've got a very clear vision.
|
|
The lessons learned in that role – sound judgment, effective leadership, and clear vision – are all skills we expect our next president to exhibit.
|
|
We like to invest in companies whose founders have a clear vision for how to grow the company to 100x its current size.
|
|
Europe is not sidelined by a lack of resources or policies, but by an absence of a clear vision or a clear compass.
|
|
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Kusama said she had a clear vision of how she wanted Kidman to look for the role.
|
|
Together, the two sides produced a clear vision for reforming the FCC to work more like the FTC: the Digital Age Communications Act.
|
|
"Shane has a special combination of clear vision, deep thoughtfulness and insatiable curiosity," Stephanie Zhan, a partner at Sequoia, said in a release.
|
|
The interior designers clearly had a clear vision in their heads of how the villa should look, right down to the smallest detail.
|
|
Most people don't have a clear vision of not only what they want to accomplish, but why and what lifestyle comes with it.
|
|
It's about executing: producing, having a clear vision of your projects, imagining music in your head and knowing how to carry it out.
|
|
Like the no-nonsense Brooklyn Jewish grandpa he is, Sanders laid out his clear vision for a more equal America, in accessible terms.
|
|
American investors increasingly chose to stay on the sidelines, while Chinese investor confidence grew to back up clear vision with long-term investments.
|
|
Each joined a club with a clear vision of not only where it was going but also how it wanted to get there.
|
|
Each day since, we have gone forward with a clear vision and a righteous mission -- to make America great again for all Americans.
|
|
Whoever makes that roll of the dice should have a clear vision of the road ahead, and the gumption to see it through.
|
|
Though her base was never as big as Sanders's, she articulated a clear vision, and many of her followers genuinely believe in it.
|
|
Once you have developed a clear vision for your brand, the expectation of your expertise and authority in your field will gain momentum.
|
|
Each day since, we have gone forward with a clear vision and a righteous mission — to make America great again for all Americans.
|
|
Back then, the Democrats were running a candidate with little actual foreign policy experience but a very clear vision of American foreign policy.
|
|
Each day since, we have gone forward with a clear vision and a righteous mission, to make America great again for all Americans.
|
|
Global Soccer LONDON — Manuel Pellegrini is a man with bloodshot eyes, but a clear vision of what he would like his team to be.
|
|
TRUMP: Each day since, we have gone forward with a clear vision and a righteous mission: to make America great again for all Americans.
|
|
Barack Obama had laid out a clear vision of what he thought the international society should look like and what the order should be.
|
|
If anyone, at any point, ever had a clear vision for The Mummy, it's been muddled beyond recognition on the way to the screen.
|
|
Forward hits the reset button on healthcare with a clear vision to take us into the future using all the technologies healthcare has neglected….
|
|
"Lola had a very clear vision of what she wanted so it was easy to create and green is her color," Slater tells PEOPLE.
|
|
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Kusama said she had a clear vision of how she wanted Kidman to come off for the role.
|
|
Did you have a clear vision of what you wanted the record to be like, or were you just working your way through it?
|
|
Those questions, along with Mueller's inability to lay out a clear vision for Volkswagen's future, have been two issues hurting his tenure as CEO.
|
|
However, a colleague speaking on condition of anonymity said that "there is no clear vision, no initiative" within the government to find a solution.
|
|
This will be hugely political, and a firm leader with a clear vision of what needs to be done is more likely to succeed.
|
|
Founders, he said, should have a clear vision of where the company will go, but be open to perspectives that may shift that view.
|
|
He and his fiancée had bought a house near Burbank; he had a clear vision for his life and his future in the industry.
|
|
Labour's lack of a clear vision for dealing with Brexit ultimately cost them, with the party suffering its worst election defeat in 85 years.
|
|
A unique worldview and clear vision can uplift an artist's work, but sometimes it's hard to separate a stunning final product from its development.
|
|
Brisk pacing and a clear vision keep The Report from getting dragged into the weeds, even as Dan himself threatens to lose himself in them.
|
|
I didn't vote for Trump, but I want him to succeed, and that has to start with a clear vision that brings the country together.
|
|
The director, Evan Katz, has a wonderful dark sense of humor and a very clear vision with which he guided the amazing cast and crew.
|
|
But Le Boeuf, a saxophonist, has a clear vision of his own and an ace ensemble of young musicians to help him carry it off.
|
|
In the end, Evans was a survivor, and he had a very clear vision of what he was doing and why he was doing it.
|
|
Wise's Nola has friends, a clear vision for her artwork, and a life outside of her lovers that is on full display during this season.
|
|
"We talked about the opportunity of doing this, and I had a pretty clear vision of what I wanted to try to achieve," Marcus says.
|
|
When you hear somebody have real purpose, like brilliant directors who have an absolutely clear vision and inner visualization, then you're on for the ride.
|
|
Avenatti provided those loyal party members with a clear vision and encapsulated it by quoting a Latin saying: "If you want peace, prepare for war."
|
|
The new DEA administrator should have a clear vision for addressing the international dimension of the drug crisis, as well as the wreckage at home.
|
|
I was delighted to have someone with a clear vision, because I had been so mired in the depression material while working on the book.
|
|
They can see that we have a clear vision for our future relationship with the EU - something that has perhaps not always been the case.
|
|
"Create a clear vision of priorities for today and down the road, so you're not making short-term decisions with long-term repercussions," she said.
|
|
" San Antonio Spurs CEO R.C. Buford, the team's general manager during Stern's time as commissioner, remembered him as a man of "clear vision and purpose.
|
|
But he has struggled for months to articulate a clear vision for the future and has relied heavily on Democratic nostalgia for the Obama administration.
|
|
It's a more clear vision because there aren't any other teammates out there, so I think that's one of the reasons behind the technology lag.
|
|
"It is unbelievable," Ghosn said in response to the deal, citing under his leadership the alliance "had a clear vision for the future," unlike today.
|
|
Not only that, but it seems that both Clinton and Trump do not have a clear vision on how they can make their ideas work.
|
|
I wouldn't say we got very detailed solutions last night, but there was a very clear vision that Democrats want to get out of Afghanistan.
|
|
She was remarkable, a strong woman with her own voice, she had a clear vision for our country and the direction she wanted to take it.
|
|
The Constitution of the United States was born of crisis — of a casting-off of authoritarian bonds with no clear vision of what would replace them.
|
|
"Elizabeth has had a very clear vision of where she wanted to take [Theranos] since the time I met her," Balwani said at the time. 3.
|
|
"What is missing is a clear vision for the way forward at Opel in terms of utilized production capacity and job guarantees beyond 2020," he said.
|
|
COMMERZBANK CEO SAYS WE HAVE CLEAR VISION OF HOW WE CAN DEVELOP OUR BUSINESS IN SENSIBLE WAY, THAT'S WHY WE ARE IN TALKS WITH DEUTSCHE BANK
|
|
"Throughout his confirmation hearing he demonstrated a clear vision and dedication to advancing a strong trade agenda, which many of my Democratic colleagues praised," he said.
|
|
" The Kremlin, he said, has a clear vision of where it wants relations with China to go, but "the lower you go, the worse it gets.
|
|
The leaders we canvassed did not offer a clear vision for how Americans would build a new system in the wake of a government-collapsing conflict.
|
|
Our focus is not necessarily to create arbitrary images in the cosmos by connecting the dots, but to focus on each individual star with clear vision.
|
|
"They came in with a really clear vision and a lot of passion, and 500 pages written," said Elizabeth Bradley, vice president of content at Netflix.
|
|
"There was no question about where he stood on the issues, and he had a clear vision of the direction he wants to go," Muhs said.
|
|
"There was no question about where he stood on the issues, and he had a clear vision of the direction he wants to go," Muhs said.
|
|
"I've never met someone that had such a clear vision of what she needed," Ganz said, adding that Delaney had a smile on her face constantly.
|
|
" Julian Zelizer observed that "with a firm hand and clear vision, Speaker Pelosi has done something that no one else seemed to be able to accomplish.
|
|
The major difference seems to be that the MCU&aposs pioneer, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, had a clear vision for how the saga would unfold.
|
|
True leadership will require a clear vision, communicated simply, yet with the leader understanding the complexities of the problems he or she is trying to solve.
|
|
But you can see a lot of possibilities here in the hands of a deft product manager with a clear vision of a new kind of product.
|
|
"Ford entered 2019 with a very clear vision and we're building momentum to improve profitability and returns," said CEO Jim Hackett on a conference call on Wednesday.
|
|
To defeat his opponent, he would have to bust his organization's silos to create one big, committed team that operated with a shared consciousness and clear vision.
|
|
Steve White, the co-founder and CEO of Harvest, has a clear vision for how Verano will bolster Harvest's positioning in the still-developing U.S. pot industry.
|
|
She bought back her brand from L'Oréal and now, refreshed and with a clear vision, she's finally ready to re-launch Em Cosmetics on her own terms.
|
|
Even if INF opponents had a clear vision for how to deploy new missiles in Asia, those deployments might create bigger strategic headaches for the United States.
|
|
Overhauling your entire daily routine — along with jeopardizing your income stream — requires a strategic approach, a clear vision of what you really want, and nerves of steel.
|
|
Through the integration of effective public-private partnerships and a clear vision, lawmakers can hit the ground running and develop a plan to grow our nation's infrastructure.
|
|
Trump doesn't have a clear vision for what he wants his foreign policy to accomplish, and often seems unfamiliar with the details of major foreign policy issues.
|
|
"There are 33 million people in this country who are trying very hard to move this country forward, and we have a very clear vision," she said.
|
|
"I have a very clear vision of what I could do to replicate and fight food insecurity in New York City and across the country," he said.
|
|
But Trump, who has never had a clear vision on immigration, other than forcing Congress's hand on the issue, has changed his mind on what he wants.
|
|
"We have a clear vision of the issues (faced by banks) and of what we are going to do," Dosayev told a briefing without providing any details.
|
|
Once you have a clear vision, you can work to make your dream a reality — It's not always easy, but where there's a will, there's a way.
|
|
Mr. Guaidó has yet to lay out a clear vision for how a future government would seek to investigate and punish serious abuses committed by the government.
|
|
"Since 2001, Eric has provided us with business and engineering expertise and a clear vision about the future of technology," said Alphabet CEO Larry Page in a statement.
|
|
Whatever Mr Sikka's flaws—a propensity for grandiose "thought leadership", a penchant for private jets—he communicated a clear vision of how Infosys must transform its business model.
|
|
Critics cited Bush's lack of a clear vision of what he wanted to do on domestic issues - what he called the "vision thing" in his oft-fractured phrasing.
|
|
He has such a clear vision on the films that need to be out there, the female directors that need to be seen and heard and hired more.
|
|
" On Tuesday, Lopez Obrador released a letter in which Trump responded, "We both achieved electoral success by providing a clear vision for making our countries stronger and better.
|
|
With a slumping stock price, a mass exodus of executive talent and no clear vision for its overall product strategy, Twitter seems to be a company in flux.
|
|
They will do what nations with a clear vision for their future do – they will make other plans which will advantage their home-grown companies and disadvantage ours.
|
|
At one point, he bestows his spectacles upon a homeless African-American, who has had trouble with his eyes, and thereby grants him the miracle of clear vision.
|
|
It's a huge concern across the rest of the region and in other parts of the world, with no clear vision of how to tackle this growing problem.
|
|
She had such a clear vision, he said: That the movie should center on a mall, that there should be surreal shots, like the kids smelling their dittos.
|
|
I came back with a clear vision of what the future of the internet was going to be in regards to software-as-a-service and cloud computing.
|
|
What I look for is to try and create a clear vision and provide clarity and decision-making that enables them to go and deliver their best work.
|
|
The minimalist space of dramatic spotlights and shadows was created by Paul Mathieu, a French-born furniture and lighting designer, to reflect his clear vision of its mission.
|
|
Some of it is really nice and some of it is long overdue, but this is not an OS with a clear vision of what's next for Android.
|
|
"Since 2001, Eric has provided us with business and engineering expertise and a clear vision about the future of technology," Alphabet CEO Larry Page said in a statement.
|
|
In 1993 her clear vision of an American landscape where Los Angeles is burning, drugs are epidemic, racism rages and guns do the loudest talking was eerily prescient.
|
|
A clear vision of the stakes for our own progeny is a powerful motivator to act aggressively to limit emissions, regardless of our own verdicts on having children.
|
|
AMMAN, Jordan – Jordan&aposs newly appointed prime minister has told parliament he hopes to have a "clear vision" on a reformed tax system by the end of the day.
|
|
"From the start, Julianne had a clear vision on what she wanted and we worked closely with her to create her dream ceremony and reception dresses," Chapman tells PeopleStyle.
|
|
They all have such a clear vision of what they want to do, there's such a love of the 'creation,' and they have such a strong sense of humor!
|
|
FORT WORTH, Texas - After another disaster on the race track, Chase Elliott has a crystal clear vision of his only path to a Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series championship.
|
|
Lazy eye, or amblyopia, typically occurs in farsighted patients when the brain shuts down data coming from the eye with less clear vision and uses only the healthy eye.
|
|
But there is much they can do to promulgate a clear vision of what is required by fossil fuel producers under 1.5°C and "well below 2°C" scenarios.
|
|
The biggest criticism of Congress, which won India freedom from Britain and ruled for most of India's independent history, is that it has failed to articulate a clear vision.
|
|
"I often wondered if his strength as a leader and his clear vision originated from being forced into those roles at an early age," his wife, Dr. Hodder, said.
|
|
But doing PRK was worth the money and the wait for me, because now I get to wake up with clear vision without the need of glasses or contacts.
|
|
It is not too late for America to protect its interests in the region, but that will require a clear vision and coordination among those voicing its foreign policy.
|
|
"Since 2001, Eric has provided us with business and engineering expertise and a clear vision about the future of technology," said Larry Page, Alphabet's CEO and Google's co-founder.
|
|
Whether Republican or Democrat, we believe it's fair to say that President Barack Obama failed to articulate and execute a clear vision for the unrest and subsequent slaughter in Syria.
|
|
"These brands have a clear vision and an entrepreneurial mission to fulfill unmet needs for Chinese consumers, whether it is for healthy, lifestyle or eco-friendly products," the report said.
|
|
While Jimmy's enthusiasm about the black and white daytime ad might be a little overblown, one thing is clear: Jimmy has a passionate, clear vision, and he's seeing it through.
|
|
Why it matters: Harris is outlining a clear vision of her priorities if elected president — shift the burden from those that face discrimination to those in power, particularly for women.
|
|
The full moon in Aries on Monday illuminates the health and work sector of your chart, bringing a clear vision of how this emotional mini-chapter of your life closes.
|
|
"We are flying pretty blind and working hard to get some clear vision," said Sally Davies, the chief medical officer of England and a leader of the United Nations panel.
|
|
"He had a clear vision of what he wanted and he had great strength to put it into execution so he was a strong leader, great leadership capacity," Kelly said.
|
|
This means understanding why Clinton failed—her centrist politics, the campaign's fateful refusal to put more resources into campaigning in Michigan and Wisconsin, but above all, she lacked a clear vision.
|
|
In fact, some of the brightest spots in the show's musical history came because someone had a clear vision for a scene, wrote it in and willed it to be so.
|
|
"The President-elect has outlined a clear vision to transform our country's infrastructure, accelerate economic growth and productivity, and create good paying jobs across the country," she said in a statement.
|
|
But here are the policy problems: No one has a clear vision of what "single payer" actually means, and no one other than Sanders cares how Sanders's bill answers those questions.
|
|
Furthermore, we've found that a clear vision of a new veteran associate's future or career path within the organization is one of the more crucial pieces to veteran recruitment and retention.
|
|
"It is the city's intent to have community support behind a clear vision for the kiosk that addresses programming, use and continued stewardship," said Lisa C. Peterson, the acting city manager.
|
|
In his directorial debut, Bradley Cooper proves that he has a very clear vision and the ability to execute it (along with being the immensely talented actor we already knew about).
|
|
And Fields never laid out a clear vision for how it would eventually transfer the technologies it is trying to develop within the Smart Mobility unit into its mainstream car business.
|
|
Being specific rather than defaulting to clichés or benign standbys is an underrated weapon for both comedies and dramas, but it takes a clear vision to find that kind of detail.
|
|
But I've been doing interviews of socialists, interviewing DSA people around the country, and the unifying thread really is not a very clear vision for how a socialist economy will work.
|
|
To launch a successful women's initiative, she says you need a passionate leader, people who are eager to join the community, a clear vision, direct input, and cornestones to measure success.
|
|
But I do have—and I'm unafraid to say it—a very distinctive, clear vision of how I want to present myself and my body and my voice and my perspective.
|
|
But she still qualified that answer, saying any engaged citizen with a clear vision and a clear sense that he or she is the best person for the job should consider it.
|
|
Beyond an examination of love and love lost, it's a joyride of emotion brought to you by writer/director Damien Chazelle, an artist with a clear vision for the story he's created.
|
|
Clinton faced a similar challenge, with some saying that she struggled to find her voice early on and that her campaign failed to outline a clear vision that would have energized voters.
|
|
It's been two decades since Trainspotting arrived and captured the grotty heaven/hell duality of the 90s in its crystal clear vision, and now, two decades on, Danny Boyle's anticipated sequel approaches.
|
|
The captain is motivated by tapping the inner productivity of the team, fascinated by how to get the right people in the right seats motivated with clear objectives and a clear vision.
|
|
The Department of Education last year surveyed the teachers at the academy about whether Ms. Romain had set high standards, communicated a clear vision, understood how students learn and tracked their progress.
|
|
At the end of an era of computing some technology waves of the next era may be visible, but a clear vision of how those waves come together is not yet possible.
|
|
Much of side hustling and starting your own business is trial and error, but having a clear vision of your company in five to 10 years makes for a clearer game plan.
|
|
I think the key is being a strong-minded and independent person that has a clear vision and is willing to go through the ups and downs to make it a reality.
|
|
But on trade, he has a fairly clear vision that he's pursuing quickly, in a way that's bound to swiftly reshape the status of vital economic relationships and trade the world over.
|
|
When Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One at a splashy event in Redmond, Washington in 43, the company had a clear vision: an all-in-one entertainment box for your TV, movies, and games.
|
|
And it doesn't mean that at the end of the day we don't come out with a very clear vision of where to go forward, and sometimes you don't agree at the end.
|
|
"It is our clear vision to build the one central platform for TV and video content in Germany with the best live and on-demand content," Conze told Reuters in a written interview.
|
|
Most tragically, of course, it lost the man everyone connected to Leicester calls Khun Vichai, the owner whose clear vision and deep pockets helped it sweep through the leagues, right to the summit.
|
|
"I'm really excited to be joining WeTransfer, which is an amazing company with a clear vision of what it wants to achieve and a great user-focused culture," said Willoughby in a statement.
|
|
But Jones's story isn't the one we are expecting, a courtroom drama or an examination of the prison-industrial complex; instead, it is a clear vision of the quiet devastation of a family.
|
|
All that being said, what Democrats are offering right now is a clear vision of how they think medical care should be in the United States: easily affordable and accessible to all Americans.
|
|
"Tobenna is a proven entrepreneur and product thinker with a clear vision of the problem CloudTrucks intends to solve," Craft co-founder and general partner David Sacks said in a statement to TechCrunch.
|
|
But with a clear vision and steady economic leadership, we can make sure that markets are healthy, prices are affordable, and good-paying jobs are available to all Americans willing to work hard.
|
|
Even on a key policy like Medicare-for-all, one that will no doubt be debated aggressively this primary, he doesn't really articulate a clear vision for how he would handle that issue.
|
|
"It's a clarion call for bold, progressive leadership and having an agenda of 'Medicare for all,' free public college, against police brutality, having a clear vision and conviction-based politics," Khanna told The Hill.
|
|
That was part of the challenge for the Trump campaign in planning an event for a candidate who has not articulated a clear vision for what he wants to do with a second term.
|
|
"David and his team have a clear vision of the future and fuboTV's technology is second to none among the disruptor class of content delivery – a perfect match for FaceBank Group," their statement read.
|
|
Early in her career, Kimberley Gardiner, chief marketing officer of Mitsubishi Motors North America, felt she had to have all the answers and prove she had a clear vision of where to take things.
|
|
And these voters want their chosen candidate to have a clear vision for how they plan to fight racism and aid the black voters who help deliver the nomination and, they hope, the presidency.
|
|
We have a clear vision for the next chapter to accelerate the growth and success of the Burberry brand and I am excited about the opportunity ahead for our teams, our partners and our shareholders.
|
|
When IBM discovered that it was not in the business of making office equipment or business machines, but that it was in the business of processing information, then it began to navigate with clear vision.
|
|
"Secretary Tillerson's comments on North Korea sound like a simplistic version of the past without a clear vision for the future," John Delury, a professor at Yonsei University's Graduate School of International Affairs told CNN.
|
|
It is necessary to protect people from the snake oil and fraud that quickly fill up the spaces created by exciting new tech like this, while also demonstrating a clear vision for a path forward.
|
|
Unless you have a very, very clear vision of what you want your wedding day to look like, the guest list shouldn't be one of the first things you do in terms of wedding planning.
|
|
Such a moment, experts say, could offer Xi an opportunity to lay out a clear vision for a new wave of liberalization on his own terms based on the country's own needs and political schedule.
|
|
While many fans have a clear vision of what's right for the franchise, the company sees "Star Trek" as a profit center, capitalizing on its built-in audience as leverage to advance larger business interests.
|
|
If she is to survive politically, Ms. Rousseff will have to present a clear vision to mend Brazil's economy and to root out the type of corruption that has become business as usual in Brasília.
|
|
We must forge a clear vision of what we have become on this small planet and what we ultimately want to be as a species, because our very place on earth lies in the balance.
|
|
The Trump administration has yet to lay out of clear vision for its Asia policy, with the President and his cabinet making several contradictory statements and at times backtracking on previous declarations on the region.
|
|
Such moves amplify the criticism from some quarters that Israel is starting to resemble an apartheid state, exacerbated by the lack of a clear vision from the Israeli government on how to treat Palestinians equitably.
|
|
Inside the campaign, which had already experienced staff shakeups before the layoffs, rank and file aides are fed up with the weak leadership and uncertainty around internal communication, planning and executing on a clear vision.
|
|
For his part, Trump has laid out a very clear vision of changes to our immigration laws that would both secure the border and ensure that immigration served the best interests of the American people.
|
|
But conversations with conservative activists, GOP operatives, and people close to Bannon and the White House suggest that the Breitbart executive chair is engaged in a bold, ambitious project that has a relatively clear vision.
|
|
More broadly, Clinton is more often seen as having a clear vision for the country's future (49% to 26%), perhaps connected to a perception that she did a better job in the debates (210% to 262%).
|
|
"There is no clear vision of the problem and no strategy," Penati said at a financial conference in Milan, suggesting that he was virtually working alone on rescues that had revealed "horror stories" within some banks.
|
|
"There is no clear vision of the problem and no strategy," Penati said at a financial conference in Milan, suggesting that he was virtually working alone on rescues that had revealed "horror stories" within some banks.
|
|
Throughout his more than three decades on the Court, Justice Kennedy has been criticized — sometimes virulently — for alleged inconsistencies in his opinions and for lacking a clear vision of the Constitution and a coherent interpretative method.
|
|
Obviously, LaVar's gotten his fair share of controversy, but P's not on board with that, saying that he believes LaVar has a clear vision for his family, and is willing to support it with his substantial wallet.
|
|
The casual handing out of antibiotics without a prescription is a huge concern across the rest of the region and in other parts of the world, with no clear vision of how to tackle this growing problem.
|
|
At several moments when it looked like the two leaders were preparing to pack up and leave (literally and symbolically), Carter refused to let this happen, given his clear vision for a peace deal in the region.
|
|
Possessed of a formidable manner and an inclination to ignore existing conventions of design and jewelry-making technique, she had a clear vision of what she wanted to achieve in her sensual, sculptural and unapologetically modern designs.
|
|
I honestly don't remember what I said, but I remember thinking that it felt so good to be part of a place with such a strong mission and clear vision for the problems we wanted to solve.
|
|
"She's somebody who has a clear vision of respect for historical buildings but at the same time has a clean, elegant, modernist aesthetic that is very much about welcoming visitors today," said Ian Wardropper, the Frick's director.
|
|
In his hour-long speech to tech executives, Yang acknowledged the company's setbacks but sought to project strength and a clear vision for the company's consumer business, including plans to improve connectivity in vehicles and inside the home.
|
|
"A strong call was made for European policymakers to contain political uncertainty surrounding the UK exit negotiations and to provide a clear vision for the future path of the European Union and its integration process," the ECB said.
|
|
Progressives in America have a clear vision — the government should pay for people's health care — that they've been pursuing for decades and will pursue with renewed vigor if the Affordable Care Act effort at a compromise is undone.
|
|
It's just so neat, especially with Charles [Rogers, co-creator of Search Party] and Sarah [Violet Bliss, co-creator], because they had such a clear vision for the show and [we] worked from the beginning, before they shot.
|
|
He's a sports fan who is part-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, but one who has a clear vision for how Fanatics should position itself to thrive in an ultra-competitive e-commerce world.
|
|
But there has been growing concern that while Fields had a clear vision of where the auto industry is heading five, even 10 years from now, his grasp of current challenges may have been a bit more murky.
|
|
We're delivering against that plan every quarter, firmly in control of our destiny with a clear vision and investments both human and financial to support our ability to scale globally as the brand defining an active, mindful lifestyle.
|
|
"It's not politically controversial to be against Donald Trump in Minneapolis — everyone's against Donald Trump," said Jacob Frey, a city councilman running for mayor who accused Ms. Hodges of failing to articulate a clear vision for the city.
|
|
While we're looking for early-stage companies with significant growth potential, we also want to ensure we're investing in entrepreneurs who have a clear vision about how they can make a real impact on markets, people and society.
|
|
When last year, it wasn't clear Vision Fund would be able to buy as many shares as it wanted in the car-hailing company Uber, it threatened publicly to invest in Lyft, Uber's chief rival in the United States.
|
|
She also holds wide leads as better prepared (+21), more in touch with middle class problems (+7), having a clear vision for the country's future (+2.53) and being better able to handle the responsibilities of commander in chief (+22.5).
|
|
The moments of violence often occur in ways that simultaneously make clear what's happening, but also obscure it slightly (like the viewer never getting a clear vision of Barry shooting Moss), imitating the probably doomed compartmentalization Barry engages in.
|
|
"He has a really great eye and [knows] what looks good on a woman – and I have a clear vision of what I want, so I think that combining those will make for a beautiful dress," she told Hello!
|
|
After Biden's lackluster debate performance in June, black and progressive voters will look for him to clarify positions from his 19703-year political career and present a clear vision for moving the country forward, strategists and party insiders said.
|
|
"There's a real desire — on the part of the team, the media, the consumers — to hear a clear vision, and then to be laserlike focused, and maybe even a little bit ruthless, in terms of our execution," Shull said.
|
|
Whether you call Ms. Kawakubo an artist or a designer, she is an impresario of the first rank with a clear vision, the will to back it up and a sharp business sense balanced by an instinct for collaboration.
|
|
Kamala Harris's stunning collapse from being a leading Democratic presidential candidate to dropping out before Iowa is a lesson in what happens when a candidate tries to consciously run as a consensus choice rather than on a clear vision.
|
|
Too little, too much The overview released by Markey and Ocasio-Cortez has two main flaws: Although the plan does a good job laying out the problem of climate change, it doesn't offer a clear vision for a solution.
|
|
What the turmoil may suggest, however, is a company without any clear vision of what it wants to be: a useful tool beloved by a relatively small number of power users or something embraced by legions of Beliebers the world over?
|
|
But, importantly, Cameron more than Corbyn and the other leaders were judged as possessing the traits an effective Prime Minister is generally believed to need — a clear vision (52%), patriotism (65%), sound judgment (37%), and good in times of crisis (48%).
|
|
Clinton also tops Trump in all but Arizona on having a clear vision for the country's future, and tops him in all four states as having the temperament to serve effectively as president and handle the responsibilities of commander-in-chief.
|
|
For example, the Queen of Cups differs from the Queen of Swords in that the former reflects love and caregiving instincts, while the latter is more closely associated with the desire to cultivate ideas and a clear vision for the future.
|
|
After months watching May's Conservatives voice deep divisions on the EU without committing himself to a clear vision of life outside the bloc, Corbyn said he wanted a "bespoke" customs union with exemptions for Britain on a number of issues.
|
|
"This process has taken longer than we expected, which we believe could be due to the company and board struggling to define a clear vision for improving shareholder value," Chris O'Cull, a Stifel analyst, wrote in a research note Monday.
|
|
First, Buttigieg's discourse underscores his sharp intellect, compassion, clear vision and hope for America, impeccable understanding of history, ability to talk directly to voters, and thorough grounding in the issues facing our nation — all of which are nothing less than striking.
|
|
SPD leader Martin Schulz said on Thursday his party, which suffered its worst post-war election result in September, would only gain support by providing a clear vision of Europe, and called for a United States of Europe by 2025.
|
|
"Chris distinguished himself throughout the interview process with his deep knowledge, passion, and clear vision for taking MAD into the future," Michael Dweck, the treasurer of the museum's board and chairman of the director search committee, said in a statement.
|
|
Samuel DeMarco, a Republican who sits on the Allegheny County Council, kept returning to what he saw as Mr. Saccone's missteps — poor fund-raising, missed events, the lack of a clear vision — particularly in contrast to the adroitness of Mr. Lamb.
|
|
When President Trump and Vladimir Putin meet today at the G-20, Putin will have a major advantage: a clear vision of what he wants, compared with Trump's vague desire "to come home with something," as Slate's Fred Kaplan writes.
|
|
They had a clear vision of what Britain at its best could be, but the nation they inherited when they came of political age, as Wilson led Labour to victory in 1964, was creaking, class-ridden and strangled by anachronistic legislation.
|
|
Ask for helpIn general, planning and managing your own wedding will be cheaper than hiring a wedding planner, especially if you have a clear vision for what you want and don&apost go wild with your DIY projects and spending.
|
|
"If he comes in with a clear vision of what he wants to accomplish and it's anchored in improving safety, places a genuine focus on improving employee morale, and is responsive to the Hill … I think he'll be fine," Hall said.
|
|
Over the course of 10 months — from September 153 to July 2011 — Warren staffed the bureau with academics, policy wonks, and industry insiders, and while she had a clear vision for the agency, she also valued data and empirical evidence.
|
|
Over the course of 10 months — from September 2010 to July 2011 — Warren staffed the bureau with academics, policy wonks, and industry insiders, and while she had a clear vision for the agency, she also valued data and empirical evidence.
|
|
He described Alexandre as "knowledgeable about what's going on with the family firm — and proud of it, too," with a clear vision of what he wanted to achieve with Rimowa, as well as a highly supportive relationship with his other siblings.
|
|
What she does have is a clear vision for her own image, 14 No. 1 singles on the Billboard 100 chart and more than 50 Top 40 hits, 67 million Instagram followers, and an ability to disrupt the status quo.
|
|
Korine is known for pulling real-life inspiration into the character-development process, and he had a clear vision for Flicker's hair: It had to be bleached, but not like the cool-guy platinum blonde hair Efron currently has in real life.
|
|
With so many competing tonal and thematic elements, its unsurprising that sometimes Sorry to Bother You doesn't quite come together — but Riley is swinging for the fences here, with a clear vision of what he's after, and on the whole, he succeeds tremendously.
|
|
"Now is the time for Democrats to stand together and support candidates who have a clear vision and real plans for how we can move our communities and our nation forward — Stacey Abrams is that kind of leader," Harris said in a statement.
|
|
Vinh says that some teams might have a clear vision of what they're building and simply seek one-to-one advice from the engineering or product teams, whereas others might want a more collaborative environment to brainstorm and build out the idea itself.
|
|
Nashville actress Lennon Stella has a clear vision for each room in her Music City home: a nook where friends can jam until daylight, a kitchen with space for dance parties, a "super cozy" dining room that's still roomy enough for eight.
|
|
"The story will focus on ripe and relevant themes of love, courage, and activism in the U.S. — with the intention of inspiring today's youth to stand up for and have a clear vision for the world they want," De Luca told Deadline.
|
|
First, and most important, he had a clear vision, and he has tirelessly made the case for that vision and the benefits he believes it will provide: coverage for everyone, no premiums or co-payments, no maze of insurance paperwork to navigate.
|
|
The film's writer, director, producer and editor, Terry Sanders, is best known for winning an Oscar with the director Freida Lee Mock for the documentary "Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision" (itself best known for winning the year that "Hoop Dreams" wasn't nominated).
|
|
But even as he fights to break out in a crowded field, his campaign is putting forward a clear vision of the issues and communities it wants to center, and the types of ambitious policies needed to help marginalized communities move forward in America.
|
|
At the same time, GOP lawmakers are speaking out with force, concerned about the political backlash if the GOP is perceived as being reckless given that 20 million Americans have health coverage through Obamacare and there's no clear vision or firm timeline for an alternative.
|
|
But O'Rourke, a former member of Congress, has struggled at times to articulate a clear vision for how to fix the country's broken immigration system; in a Washington Post interview in January, he offered few specifics beyond a rejection of President Donald Trump's border wall.
|
|
Here are some of the steps Trump has taken that have upended longstanding U.S. policy and the international consensus on the Middle East: February 225: Trump declines to offer a clear vision of what his solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would look like.
|
|
"We have a clear vision: these five services will merge ever more closely to form a single mobility service portfolio with an all-electric, self-driving fleet of vehicles that charge and park autonomously and interconnect with the other modes of transport," Kruger added.
|
|
Here are some of the steps Trump has taken that have upended longstanding U.S. policy and the international consensus on the Middle East: February 2017: Trump declines to offer a clear vision of what his solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would look like.
|
|
Neither candidate offered a clear vision or detailed program on how to address the myriad problems afflicting South Africa, the continent's most sophisticated economy but a deeply unequal one that offers little hope of upward mobility for the vast majority of impoverished black South Africans.
|
|
"This was not a leadership that appeared strong and decisive with a clear vision," said Elizabeth C. Economy, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and the author of "The Third Revolution," which studied Mr. Xi's years in power.
|
|
When looking for someone to fill this position, companies should focus on two key characteristics: Someone with a clear vision of how your company will look 10 years out, and who can define and execute on an initiative that will be your first step down the road.
|
|
The Dancing with the Stars pros tied the knot Saturday, July 8, at Oheka Castle in Long Island, New York Like most couples, the pair had a very clear vision of what they wanted their wedding to look like — and it all started with the venue.
|
|
" Daniel Waterhouse, general partner at Balderton Capital said: "The cofounders have a clear vision for the future of automotive sales and are leading a Berlin-based team who have developed a technical solution and operational model that allows the company to scale effectively at great speed.
|
|
"We have a clear vision: these five services will merge ever more closely to form a single mobility service portfolio with an all-electric, self-driving fleet of vehicles that charge and park autonomously and interconnect with the other modes of transport," he said in the release.
|
|
"Instapage has a clear vision for improving digital marketing efficiency and has built an impressive product for marketers to create more successful advertising campaigns without the need for external or technical resources," said Pete Chung, the head of Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital, in the funding announcement.
|
|
" Long before the effects were felt in Ituri, a 2017 report published by the International Peace Institute warned that Haley's gambit "tipped perilously toward cost-cutting as an end in itself, rather than reflecting a clear vision for a more effective mission, or a more peaceful DRC.
|
|
I think it's a function of something ... back to your earlier question about what leadership… They both had an absolute clear vision for what they wanted their organizations to be, and then, in the case of Satya — again, you know him, and I know him really well.
|
|
The Green Book, named for the color of its cover in recent years, is not that big a deal as a document, but its absence this year shows that the Trump White House lacks a clear vision for what to do about overhauling the tax code, experts said.
|
|
She had about a hundred pages left to write and a clear vision of the ending — the hero would realize he loved and needed his estranged wife, that his life was only meaningful with her in it, that her happiness and success meant more to him than anything else.
|
|
Some of the works on view include a lithograph and screenprint of Bruce Nauman's "Clear Vision" (235), a lithograph of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" (1895), a screenprint of Andy Warhol's "The Scream (After Munch)" (1984), an etching and scraper of Pablo Picasso's "Le Repas frugal" (1904), and much more.
|
|
Among the selection criteria, the bank said candidates should have a proven leadership track record of managing a large organization with international exposure; the ability to articulate a clear vision for the World Bank Group's development mission; a firm commitment to multilateral cooperation; effective communication skills, impartiality and objectivity.
|
|
The Xena reboot may only still be in the very early stages of development, but the script's writer Javier Grillo-Marxuach says he has a clear vision of exactly what it will be: a story of courage, ass-kicking, and redemption that doesn't dance around any LGBT themes.
|
|
New research from the Clearly campaign – which aims to bring clear vision to the 2.5 billion people denied it as quickly as possible – has for the first time broken down these figures in a global ranking of countries with the highest numbers of people suffering needlessly from poor vision.
|
|
"With this morning's unequivocal action, the FERC signaled both a recognition of the value provided by storage today, and more importantly, a clear vision of the role electric storage can play, given a clear pathway to wholesale market participation," said Kelly Speakes-Backman, CEO of the Energy Storage Association.
|
|
"We could not be more thrilled with the opportunity to lead Summersalt's latest funding found, and partner with two passionate founders who have a clear vision, are mission driven and have a track record for accelerated performance," said Joe Kaiser, a director with Mercato Partners, in a statement.
|
|
In the absence of a clear vision from any of the candidates, we've laid out a tech agenda that could drive innovation in health and safety, create new high-paying jobs and help us prepare for the dramatic technological advancements we'll see during this next president's tenure. Ubiquitous. Gigabit. Wireless.
|
|
Photo courtesy of Flickr/Cynthia Closkey Photo courtesy of Flickr/Cynthia Closkey Wisconsin: In Eau Claire, Wisconsin a local organization called Clear Vision is teaming up with stakeholders on a poverty summit to reduce the number of people living poverty in income insecurity and build more resilient and inclusive communities.
|
|
And as these controversies proliferate—another took place at The Atlantic in April, involving conservative writer Kevin D. Williamson—failing to advance a clear vision of what is and is not acceptable in public discourse only plays into conservative narratives about leftist hypocrisy, leaving many minorities as vulnerable as ever.
|
|
Teachers have consistently given Dr. Mars negative feedback in response to survey questions about the school: Only 14 percent of instructors who filled out the form for the 2017-18 school year said the principal "understands how children learn," and 19 percent said she "communicates a clear vision" for the school.
|
|
Last year, when Peter Kenyon — a former chief executive of both Chelsea and Manchester United and now a kind of itinerant soccer rainmaker — approached the English club Wolverhampton Wanderers with a takeover offer from Fosun, the Chinese conglomerate, he outlined a clear vision of how the deal would benefit both parties.
|
|
Pearce definitely has a clear vision of her professional future: a guest appearance on "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday and in the Macy's parade on Thanksgiving, first-time concerts in Great Britain and Australia in March, more yet-to-be announced tour dates and the release of her second album by summer.
|
|
But although she values the 'base' photography provides, her own mind, and the words of a particular poet, are ultimately the strongest creative forces at play in her images: "Since before I picked up a camera, I already had a clear vision of the types of images I wanted to create," Louceiro adds.
|
|
The sermons of Wang Yi, a house-church pastor in the city of Chengdu, epitomise the changes taking place across the country, perhaps because he presents a clear vision of the future that is neither the party narrative nor just a reversion to the past: "We are creating a Jerusalem," he says.
|
|
Will Democrats be ready to lead the country with a clear vision for the future, or will we again see the kind of intraparty squabbling between the Bernie Sanders and Clinton wings that so dominated the primaries, the same kind of divide between centrists and hard-liners that is currently plaguing the Republicans?
|
|
But as digitization efforts grow wider and the company continues its turn to software as a key pillar, GE's aborted attempt to pivot to digital services ought to loom large, highlighting the need to maintain a clear vision of goals and the perils that any leadership transition can pose to a transformational strategy.
|
|
It makes no sense to confirm Trump's appointees to agencies that are bound up with potential conflicts of interest until the Senate is given a clear vision from Trump of how he intends to clear up those conflicts — and the only way to the clear that I can see is full divestment.
|
|
Of around a dozen people who spoke to BuzzFeed News at the event in Concord and a town hall in Nashua, New Hampshire, the evening before, all said they knew more about Castro after the debate than they did before, and most said they felt he was smart, qualified, and had a clear vision.
|
|
"I think we have got a really clear vision for Brexit, a plan, as Boris says, is oven ready, ready to go, and I think people will vote for that," said Kieran Mullan, the Conservative candidate in the campaign room at the Conservative club where pictures of war-time leader Winston Churchill adorn the walls.
|
|
"I think we have got a really clear vision for Brexit, a plan, as Boris says, is oven ready, ready to go, and I think people will vote for that," said Kieran Mullan, the Conservative candidate in the campaign room at the Conservative club where pictures of war-time leader Winston Churchill adorn the walls.
|
|
"It's the biggest opportunity in the history of the world - it's the biggest investment opportunity, but we have to have a clear vision, we have to have policy leadership... to bring the world community together to get the financing that is needed to move the momentum more quickly," former U.S. Vice President Al Gore told the discussion.
|
|
"I would describe it in four words: modern, timeless, tactile and functional...As a brand, we have a clear vision of what we stand for and although the collections may differ in their inspirations and take different directions, we never stray away from the principles which define us whatever we do and wherever we are," she continued.
|
|
Less than three weeks after being named president of the National Assembly, and two days after declaring himself as interim president, Guaidó has offered a clear vision for the future of Venezuela, grounded in the return to the rule of law, and has demonstrated that he enjoys the support of a unified opposition and the Venezuelan people.
|
|
Mr. McNally says that Mr. Mantello not only works easily in different genres — "he can bend 360 from tap dancing to ice skating" — but that he also has a clear vision upfront; he also puts more effort into the physical production than many directors, making sure he has the right set, lighting, costumes and stage manager.
|
|
Messi remains, of course, as wondrous as ever, but he has found himself let down, increasingly, at an institutional level: directionless, almost random recruitment of players; uninspired coaching appointments, and an aging squad, at times distracted and often over-empowered; a board that has no clear vision of the club's direction, at least on the field.
|
|
They are going to assess who is level-headed, who has clear vision, who has judgment, who can confront our enemies, who can confront the threats we face in this country, and who can have the judgment when to engage and when not to engage — both are incredibly important for a commander-in-chief, knowing how to go after our enemies.
|
|
"We had a clear vision of the type of school we wanted her to attend — a place that would not only nurture growth in her mind but also her spirit, a place that had a real culture of kindness, where she would have a real connection to nature, and where her individual gifts, talents, and passions would be recognized and supported," she said.
|
|
If you saw that alone, you wouldn't probably be all that impressed, but if you met with him and understood his vision for the future of voice communication and how as we start to see more audio devices in the form of Google Home and Alexa and Air Pods, he has a really clear vision of what he wants to build.
|
|
In one particular aspect, the future of TV is a clear vision of its recent past: Tech-financed streamers (Netflix, Apple TV+, Amazon) are the new de facto networks, housing must-watch content behind subscription walls—prime time anytime you want it, provided you've got an internet connection (even prestige and legacy networks, like HBO and NBC, were elbowed into the streaming vortex).
|
|
" Peter Suderman at Reason criticized Republicans for failing to put a price tag on the legislation, for being fuzzy on details, and for lacking a clear vision of what they want to do: "This bill, and the aura of secrecy surrounding it, seems more like a wish and a hope that this essential problem goes away rather than an attempt to truly solve it.
|
|
Though the bill was originally aimed at solving the DREAMer problem, one analysis from the Libertarian think tank CATO projected that only 420,000 DREAMers would actually benefit from the bill's "path to citizenship" — far fewer than the estimated 1.8 million DACA-eligible immigrants living in the US. In the end Republicans ended up with what they started off with: a party that has no clear vision on immigration policy.
|
|
Many of the things that make Android appealing right now aren't new to Android users, but as an Apple user who has trusted deeply in one company to manage a large portion of my digital life for me, it's much more appealing to see Google offer an alternative to the iPhone than another hardware player like Samsung or LG. Google, now more than ever, has a clear vision for what phones should be like, how they should be used, and how they should integrate with Google services.
|
|
Peele had a clear vision for the sinister doppelgängers, but that doesn't mean executing that vision was a simple task for Scott Wheeler, the makeup department head for Us. Creating the characters' on-screen looks took a lot of planning, especially because the cast played two roles: the Wilson family and their Tethered counterparts (Lupita Nyong'o as Adelaide Wilson and Red; Winston Duke as Gabe Wilson and Abraham; Shahadi Wright Joseph as Zora Wilson and Umbrae; and Evan Alex as Jason Wilson and Pluto).
|
|
Her performance since the convention has been as a candidate who periodically disappears from public view, and in her limited public appearances acts like the human embodiment of a negative television ad, attacking GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on the stump without articulating any clear vision of her presidency or any comprehensive plan to lift the lives of Americans.
|
|
" She then sang about how loving someone fills all the air in the room, and is sometimes a cloud that blocks clear vision (and thinking): Oh, my stupid mindIts cartographer finds every crook in your smileEvery dot on your kneeWhich I've counted a couple hundred timesAs you laid sleeping and I laid terrified When she was done, and silence in the room had been restored, the band played "Sooner," a rousing thrasher of a song that continued the theme, with Ms. Lotz proudly lamenting, "Count me in/ I'll bow down and sow a garden/ of backbones I never had.
|
|
In the U.S., academics such as MIT President L. Rafael Reif have called for greater collective efforts by the government, companies and society to lead the way, noted Tu, who is a former executive at Chinese financial conglomerate Ping An. "There's a sense of urgency within the leading academic institutions in the United States about a lack of central, coherent policy by the central government, whereas in China, if you look at the recent State Council White Paper on A.I., it's clear China has a clear vision on how they would like to see this go," Tu said.
|
|
"It is vital that firms can see a clear vision of what the Government's negotiating stance will be so they can commence planning for its implementation," Director General David Dalton-Brown said, adding that TISA's plan would mean "minimal impact for the 113,000 UK jobs dependent upon trade with the EU and the 8,000 EU financial services that are trading inside the UK." TISA also called on the government to attract more global, non-EU financial services to Britain by developing a well-regulated market appropriate for the world outside of the EU, and said it was essential to keeping it as a world center.
|
|