"I have a vision (first time I swear)," they wrote.
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Well, a lot of them they do have a vision.
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She didn't really have a vision — and didn't really care.
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It's about saying, "I have a vision in my mind, I have a vision in my heart, that says to me, "I want to go and do something that no one has done before.
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Trust us on this one – we have a vision (of love).
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I have a vision of a better London for all Londoners.
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Invest in what you know — and have a vision for it.
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That's why it's so important to have a vision, he says.
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Vince McMahon and his family have a vision of pro wrestling.
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And we have a vision for where we think it could go.
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My exponential learning curve, it was ... and then you have a vision.
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The trick, I think, with directing, is that you have a vision.
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Always been a good manager, but you know, I have a vision.
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We need to have a vision, a unifying vision for this country.
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Did you have a vision that you'd eventually have a band behind you?
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You're an artist and a musician for a reason, you have a vision.
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I didn't have a vision for my life or even a savings account.
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The creators have a vision and I didn't want to mess that up.
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First and foremost, a good founder has to have a vision, said Lee.
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Perhaps, you have a vision on when the Senate trial might finally start.
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We have a vision to help the world run better and improve people's lives.
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We have a vision of how the world could be different, a big idea.
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For the most part I have a vision of the image before I shoot.
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If you have a vision, you can lose today and you can win tomorrow.
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It's kind of like whale sounds… JM: You have a vision about the technology.
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When you were making the photographs, did you have a vision for the work?
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Is he just seizing opportunities or does he have a vision, or is it unclear?
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I have a vision for the capability of designers and the people who work here.
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But beyond opposing cuts, few of the new MPs have a vision for the country.
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We have a vision of the future and an undeniable drive to make it happen.
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And we do have a vision for how audio should work on mobile devices ... Wireless.
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I have a vision of seeing a whole army of people getting behind great causes.
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People visit "to have a vision of the future," said Claudio Luti, the fair's president.
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Does he have a vision for keeping classical music relevant and for enticing new audiences?
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The researchers have a vision for a mission that could be built with existing technology.
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"You have to have a vision for your future that inspires you," Belfort tells Goalcast.
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They can see it, they have a vision; they have the time and the wherewithal.
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We didn't have a vision for where the game might actually take us, in its universe.
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"We do have a vision for how audio should work on mobile devices: Wireless," said Schiller.
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"We do have a vision for how audio should work on mobile devices: wireless," he said.
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"It's definitely important to have a vision for your community as you're creating it," Schaaf said.
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"I certainly can't tell you I have a vision of exactly how it happens," she said.
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"If you have a vision, you should share it if you think it's valid," he said.
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My point is that of course a president should have a vision that matches his ideology.
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Mr. Hemmerle said the critical thing was to have a vision shared by the entire family.
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They themselves need to have a vision on their side and not just believe our story.
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Just about all education leaders have a vision for how schools, districts, and states should behave.
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I think people have a vision of Russia that's quite different than what it is like.
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And he said that dogs have a vision of great beauty and are of the purest sweetness.
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I think the film industry is — I would say, you have a vision, you can create something.
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Once you have a vision, every day will move you a little more forwards to achieving it.
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The company says they have a vision to train 100,000 elite developers in the next 10 years.
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Skilz: Have a vision for your label; don't just sign anything or a broad range of styles.
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"We have a vision of democratizing financial services for those that are underserved today," the CFO said.
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I don't think a lot of Hongkongers have a vision of what the future should look like.
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Republican politicians have a vision of how they want American government to be in the 21st century.
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The key is that you have a vision, the right team, right product and a customer base.
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"There's nothing more thrilling than to take a risk where you really have a vision," she added.
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They only have a vision of Africa from the past, as a continent of war and famine.
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I have a vision of myself at sixty, Trump at a hundred, in some midwestern convention hall.
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We have a vision of democracy where a virtuous public steers the decisions of leaders, Barber says.
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So a president has to have a vision, and to persuade citizens of the "ends" of that vision.
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"Once you have a vision about how things could be better, it grows like a weed," he says.
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I always have a vision board in my bathroom, where I get ready for the day and night.
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I think they jump from ... I don't think they have a vision under Rupert Murdoch, not at all.
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But a director's job is also to learn and study and adapt and have a vision for something.
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She does not enjoy the public spotlight, or have a vision she yearns to share with the country.
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But you, the product or service owner, must understand the customer, have a vision, and love the offering.
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You or the CEO may have a vision for where the company is going — but do all your employees?
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But, I think that ... Look, they have a vision for the future, and I think they're willing to invest.
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Do you have a vision of what The Daily's going to look like in six months or a year?
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"I have a vision of what I want the world to look like for my daughter," Ms. Harreld said.
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"We didn't have a vision," admitted Walid Shawky, a dentist and a member of the April 6 Political Committee.
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I think young people have the ability to imagine a better world—to have a vision for the longer term.
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The three founders of York IE have a vision about how to change the way early stage startups get funding.
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We now have a vision statement and my plan has been called the gold standard of putting people to work.
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It's difficult to conceive of the alternative, really, but engineers have a vision of computers that exist as materials themselves.
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And what we need in 2020 is somebody who is going to have a vision that includes all of us.
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"She knew how to create things from scratch, have a vision, see the more artistic side of wine," Karoline said.
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Second, conservative writers and intellectuals have a vision for how they want American society to be in the 21st century.
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"It's time we have a vision we can actually execute," says Ralph McNutt, a physicist at the Applied Physics Laboratory.
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"I think we have a vision of where cloud computing is going and we're working closely with them," Su said.
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Recent research has shown that amphibians have a vision system that help them distinguish between colors in really dim light.
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That terrified me as the director, because I have a vision and then sometimes you can't exactly get that vision.
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It was the dream of Tippet Rise, the opus of a very wealthy and wide-eyed couple who have a vision.
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If you have a vision that everybody agrees with, you probably shouldn't do it because someone else will do it first.
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Trump: If you want to be so politically correct -- O'Reilly: Do you have a vision of how that profiling would work?
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"We have a vision to be the World's Greatest Games Company," wrote Wilson in an email obtained and published by Kotaku.
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Jason will know what his girls look like as brides, he will have a vision and a peek into the future.
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Tesla, in particular, seems to have a vision for how the region could rebuild in a more renewable and resilient way.
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We have a vision of a Networked Society where every person and every industry is empowered to reach their full potential.
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" He explained, "We have a vision to really scale it out: How do we work with a lot of new directors?
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Whether returning Beacon to its heyday or rebuilding its cityscape in anticipation of newcomers, the developers have a vision to advance.
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If you don't have a vision, you don't know what you're working for, and you're never going to get it done.
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You still have to have a vision, but you have to make sure that you leave your ego at the door.
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They still have a vision of Russia as not friendly, that it's a troubled country, that it's out to get us.
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So if you think you have a vision for what's next and you want to boss me around, let us know.
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He said most car owners are fun to work with, and some even have a vision, like sunset shots near the beach.
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The leader and committee chairs have a "vision" for the investigative agenda, but details are still being discussed, a senior aide said.
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"Before products get made, we have a vision, we have an idea, and we express it in a video," Groene tells me.
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We have a vision—we're visionaries—and we need to be heard and people need to execute our vision with their teams.
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"I guess we have a vision in mind, and that vision is that people explore," Sean Murray, Hello Games' founder, tells me.
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It should be because you have a vision for our country's future and a clear plan on how to get us there.
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That people have a vision of one single kind that looks, again, like Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs or something like that.
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There's a lot of moving parts, and you have to have a vision for how you're going to build a community around it.
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I have a vision of end goals that I'll work towards, like being an independent film director and owning my own production company.
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The lovebirds have a vision that involves a trip across the Atlantic to a romantic foreign location near and dear to their hearts.
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They have a vision about the future and it is about more integration and by choice, users can choose to use or not.
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It's important to have a vision, but you must also provide clear steps outlining how you will accomplish that vision to build trust.
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City officials have a "vision of building a cultural bridge with Israel," said Mr. Mehta, the longtime music director of the Israel Philharmonic.
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As Indiana enters its third century, we have a vision that will elevate our state to another level of economic growth and opportunity.
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They have a vision of these products, they're moving them forward, but a lot of this stuff is catch-up in many ways.
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Being an entrepreneur is a calling, and on the difficult, challenging days you have to remember that you have a vision to fulfill.
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"It's nice to make a catalog, to have a vision of yourself, your collection, to compose it like a book," Mr. Grange said.
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It doesn't matter whether Uber or WeWork actually work—or what happens when they fail—but that they have a vision that sounds profitable.
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I love working with designers that push ideas, and I love working with other creatives that have a vision, again, to challenge people's ideas.
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They evolved into communities that appealed to people who have saved for retirement and have a vision for how they would like to live.
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"People of all theological perspectives have grown very weary of the conflict and don't have a vision for how it can end," he said.
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But I was just thinking, people have a vision of her that's really not very nice, like tough ball-busting lady editor kind of thing.
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At the start of "Age of Ultron," Wanda Maximoff aka Scarlet Witch, makes Tony have a vision that unsettles both him and the young woman.
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We didn't really have a vision of what it could be, it was just where we ended up, but I like it because of that.
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"We have a vision to transform product discovery, and thus the e-commerce experience, for both retailers and consumers." said Ofer Fryman in a statement.
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AND SO AS THAT, MY JOB IS TO MAKE SURE WE HAVE A VISION FOR OUR BRAND AND WE CONTINUE TO MARCH DOWN THAT ROAD.
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"I have a vision to make Marini Naturals the leading hair care line for all women in Africa and beyond," Ntalami told CNN in an interview.
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Also, I learned that when you have a vision, if you believe in it enough, others will believe in it, too, and help make it happen.
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But true leadership is able to have a vision for the future that accounts for multiple interdependent variables and prepare for the impacts of sweeping decisions.
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In order to achieve retirement readiness, you need to have a vision of your retirement, the means to achieve that vision and confidence in your plan.
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I think we have a vision of a leader, of sort of a strong, white-guy hero or someone who's firm, versus other ways to lead.
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"We thought that it would be very interesting to have a vision with three cultures: French, Mediterranean and Japanese," said the Paris-based architect Nicolas Laisné.
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To me, it means being able to have a vision of where we want to be as native people, how we want to raise this next generation.
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But we like him, too, because he always seems to get it right—to have a vision that seems impossibly far-reaching for a 23-year-old.
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House Republicans have a vision for the next round of welfare reforms that will help more people find jobs, escape poverty, and move up the economic ladder.
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"You have to start somewhere ... (it) takes years (and) you can't change overnight, but you have to start, be courageous and have a vision," Livia Firth added.
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In 2009, Block9—who have a vision for radical set and environment designs incorporating music—took on their own field at Glastonbury and thought up other installations.
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The winning candidate has to also have a vision for their agenda as president, and that's the strategy she has seized on, those close to her say.
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Because we have a vision, but we're more so like an anarchy kind of vision, like fuck everything up and burn shit and bring attention over here.
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"We have a vision that we're going to create an industry that provides floating islands to people who are threatened by rising sea levels," Mr. Hencken said.
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"I know that I won't be an athlete forever," he tells CNBC Make It. "I have to have a vision of what I want to be afterward."
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It's the start of the decade when people of color will be the majority in the U.S. And we have a vision ... It's not happening before then?
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In this case, it is important to stay curious and have a practical approach, while still being able to have a vision that spans beyond the daily operations.
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In each of these cases, government had to have a vision for the future, and make the necessary investments that later crowded-in more risk-averse private firms.
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"Plan for it, build that [savings] account right now, get on the same page with your partner, make sure you have a vision for what that wedding is."
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Why not have a vision for what you actually want to make, and come up with something different and unique instead of just iterating off other people's stuff?
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And what you can do is build a brand: have a vision of who your girl is, what she likes to do, what she likes to post about.
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"We have a vision of this brand becoming a head-to-toe lifestyle brand, competing in multiple categories," CEO Bergh told CNN's Richard Quest in an interview Thursday.
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We started with cassava because that's what we know, but we just have a vision that everybody's going to be able to do it and it helps everyone.
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"While it helps, I think if you have a vision too early then you won't be able to read the signs and you won't be agile," she says.
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Cities know about a vision of belonging and I think this country, if you want to run this country, you have to have a vision for this country.
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When your career is just getting started, you might have a vision of where you'd like to be in five or 10 years, but how do you get there?
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He said Unilever's next chief must also have a vision to evolve the company's commitments around sustainability, which Polman has put at the heart of the Anglo-Dutch company.
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I think I can do a good job and I think I have a vision for it, so why not add it to my list of things to do?
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"Sometimes they think I am there because they're not good enough, but it's not like that at all — I'm there because I have a vision for them," he says.
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If I were the kind of person who was put together enough to have a vision board in my workplace, I'd fill it with pictures of people who inspire me.
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"We need to have a plan; we need to have a vision; we need to tell Americans why Democrats will be better, not just why Trump is bad," Moulton said.
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"We need to have a plan, we need to have a vision, we need to tell Americans why Democrats will be better, not just why Trump is bad," Moulton said.
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If you're continually trying to move forward, leaning on your strengths, have a vision of where you want to be, and can adapt en route, you're in a strong place.
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The biggest decision a government makes is how to allocate its resources," but that "it's also important for a country to have a vision of where they want to go.
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"Everyone thinks it's glamorous but this does show a lot of different sides of also the struggles to ... do what it is you have a vision to do," she added.
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JG: I think whenever I go wrong it's when you have a vision of how things should be and you don't take the time to get the buy-in from folks.
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And we try to really engage properly and have a vision that does the best to achieve an outcome that everybody can be comfortable with, to the best of our ability.
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Many couples fight when they have a kid because they each have a vision or perception of what their partner will be like, Esther Boykin, LMFT, a relationship therapist told Refinery29.
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People might have a vision of an assault weapon in their heads — say, a semiautomatic rifle like an AR-265 — but defining what makes that an assault weapon can be difficult.
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Now Democrats have a vision of continued welfare state expansion that's basically not going to work if polling-friendly tax hikes on the superrich are the only thing on the table.
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You&aposre the typical entrepreneur: You have a vision, you know how to get there, and you know that you can do every part of your business better than anyone else.
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"Being able to have a vision, bring it to life and also make it profitable not only for yourself for other people as well is very rewarding and surreal," Mark says.
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More than 8 million Americans reportedly have a vision impairment, but they can't count on store staff to offer assistance or stores to have clutter-free aisles or easy-to-navigate layouts.
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But I didn't want to be anything but the editor, because I saw it was either going to have a vision, my vision, or I didn't want to be part of it.
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And so I think it's important to push through that, and if you really have a vision and a belief in something, you need to keep seeing it through until it happens.
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Weak opposition parties are in endless disputes due to failed leadership and they do not have a vision for the future of the country that appeals to the larger base of voters.
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"We had many difficulties, there are things that we could solve and others that we did not, but we have a vision of the future of Argentina for the world," Lombardi said.
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Neither the District 3 superintendent, Ilene Altschul, nor Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña seems to have a vision for how to deal with the district's segregation and the achievement gap between its schools.
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"I have a vision of family values that has room for families like mine, a vision for patriotism that is about preventing conflict ... and not about any kind of militarism," Buttigieg said.
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" ELLEN CHILEMBA, FOUNDER OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE TIWALE IN MALAWI "For young entrepreneurs, you start something and have a vision and have to keep up with constant changes in society and innovation around you.
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" ELLEN CHILEMBA, FOUNDER OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE TIWALE IN MALAWI "For young entrepreneurs, you start something and have a vision and have to keep up with constant changes in society and innovation around you.
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They, too, have a vision for this country and the American dream, believing that if they worked hard and followed the rules, they could melt into this nation that has welcomed so many.
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"I think it's useful to have a vision if you want to put something into the real world," Stephanie Wehner, a professor in quantum information at TU Delft and roadmap co-author, told Gizmodo.
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Trump's selection for secretary of the Department of Homeland Security must have a vision that balances the need for intelligent enforcement of immigration laws with the fair and humane treatment of immigrants and refugees.
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Federal Reserve policymakers "don't have a vision" for where the U.S. economy is going, Allianz Chief Economic Adviser Mohamed El-Erian said Thursday, a day after central bankers decided not to increase interest rates.
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"The left used to have a vision for Israel - a modern, Zionist, enlightened society on the cutting edge of the advanced world," said Barak, who was prime minister from July 1999 until March 2001.
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Not only is Agorafy quickly rising in the real estate technology market, but CEO Richard Du and the rest of his team have a vision that matches my values of building community through media.
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"Generally, younger professional couples want to protect against debt, unlimited alimony, and maybe protect inheritance [or] premarital assets, but they still have a vision of creating a family and accumulating wealth together," DiMeo says.
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Sometimes this means letting an entrepreneur, having heard input against an idea, go forward with that idea because they are committed to it, believe it's right and may have a vision the board lacks.
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While writing the song as a subliminal homage to NYC, I would have a vision of a shifting fluid or a dynamic projection sort of and Gene's work made a direct connection to that.
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"The unique position of Peres on the world stage derived from the expectation that the leader of Israel will have a vision," Itamar Rabinovich, a former Israeli ambassador to the United States, told me.
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Recording sales are on a permanent decline, but there's still money to be made from catchy songs, particularly if you have a vision for whom to collaborate with, or how to reach new markets.
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That doesn't mean that there aren't factions and political actors who have a vision of Iran evolving in a more positive direction, but what they believe and how they imagine that future unfolding is complicated.
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I have a vision of creating a tail that can be moved with brain power, and next summer I'll be attending a robotics coding camp so that hopefully I can bring my vision to life!
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As a cerebral air sign, you have a vision for your future, and for the future of the world—changes in your life that take place now don't just concern you, but also concern everyone.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump may have a vision of what his border wall should look like, but he's not involved in the process to make those decisions, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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Clinton encouraged those who are interested in public office to consider if they have a vision for making a change in their public position and if they would they perform better than the current incumbent.
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The executive committee of the school's board of trustees seemed to have a vision for St. Bernard's that did not include Mr. Johnson, and perhaps, someday, parents feared, might not include the principles he embodied.
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I know myself and I know what I want people to see, so when I have a vision, and I have the team to make it a reality, I'm going to get the job done.
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"Independent of Brexit the UK market was always a no-brainer for us, we have a vision of being a global finance brand and so the UK and U.S. are the natural next steps," Stalf said.
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Even before age 53, kids should have a vision exam if they appear to have issues such as squinting at objects in the distance or consistently closing one eye when they look at things, doctors say.
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Except not for people who just moved in and are all happy about it and have a vision, but for people who've come to hate their place, who feel trapped, who've lost all connection to it.
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If you want to build something big, if you have a vision, a dream, or even just a clearly defined end goal, the question is not how you can make that happen right now, or tomorrow.
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"The government doesn't have a vision for the airline ... Even if it does privatise it, it will continue its interference without a corporate plan for the airline," said Will Horton, an analyst at Australian aviation consultancy CAPA.
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"Very often when we think about life conflict and over work we have a vision of white-collar workers in mind," says Daniel Schneider, a researcher at the Shift Project at the University of California at Berkeley.
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"The new successor needs to have a vision to be able to spot opportunities and constantly stay ahead of the curve which is what Puri has been doing," said Suresh Ganapathy, head of financial services research at Macquarie.
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The way to win over these voters in 2020 is to explain how you have a vision of America that will make it more likely for them to have jobs that enable them to make their mortgage payments.
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Breitfeld and team's argument hinges on the idea that they are close, they have a vision for the future, and they're ready to execute — even if that means Breitfeld dragging the car off of the production floor himself.
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She will be hoping her words convince the EU27 that she is a serious negotiator and does have a vision for Brexit that she can deliver on and finally get trade talks between the EU and the UK going.
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Some have a vision behind it, others like the ritual and are obsessive about the attendance of the games and some seem to go on blind faith perhaps not even knowing why they care for their team so much.
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" She said that Democrats might be able to ultimately move forward with select Trump nominees if they "are people who actually have a vision of the Constitution that is consistent with the 21st-century understanding of the United States.
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Public investors just want to see that a company seeking to IPO has a line of sight to $1 billion in revenue, since then it's clear that the founders have a vision and a plan for sustainable and robust revenue growth.
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THEY HAVE A VISION OF WHAT THEY WANT TO DO, WHICH IN MANY CASES, HAS A HUGE OVERLAP WITH WHAT THE NEW ADMINISTRATION WANTS TO DO. AND BETWEEN ALL OF THEM, I THINK THEY ARE GOING TO FIND COMMON PURPOSE.
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Unfortunately, these strategies are difficult to initiate and maintain by those most at risk, especially those who are embroiled in a student loans crisis and who have a vision horizon which is cluttered by many more immediate pressing expenses and issues.
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"I believe that, if you have a vision, you shouldn't go to the doctor but you should open a debate," Macron said in Frankfurt, where he was due to meet Merkel and attend the opening of an annual book fair.
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"The real difference in philosophy appears to be that Republicans have a vision of encouraging a private company to do this through deregulation and tax breaks," Harold Feld, senior vice president of the group Public Knowledge, said in an interview.
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There is broad recognition at every level of the Democratic Party, our Politics team writes, that impeachment could complicate efforts to explain Democrats' policy ideas to the country and persuade voters that they have a vision beyond ousting President Trump.
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Through mentorship schemes rolling out in cities from Paris to Sydney, Montreal to Mexico City and many more, we are supporting women that have a vision for the future we want, and those building the future we can trust in.
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The brother and sister have a vision for the business, which involves rebranding the image of Cho Kee and expanding into business-to-business operations, while manning their own individual hawker stalls in two locations: Singapore Polytechnic and at the ITE Central.
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And so I believe that ... where I would like to go is, I think especially a lot of the bigger companies, they have to have some responsibility and have to have a vision for what they want to create on the internet.
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"My belief was always 'Let's just find great filmmakers who love this character, have an understanding and knowledge of it, have a vision for it,'" says Uslan, whose name continues to grace the credits of every subsequent Batman television and film production.
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The sun enters fire sign Sagittarius at 4:02 AM, finding us in a bright and optimistic mood—we have a vision for the future, and as the sun moves through the sign of the centaur, we're bravely and enthusiastically galloping toward it!
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"From a young age, you're a taught to kind of like have a vision, have a plan, have a career and then all of a sudden babies come along and then suddenly you have to start thinking about a lot more," William said.
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"I have a vision," he wrote in The Entheogen Review in 2001, outlining a future in which the police would be replaced by "guides, friends, helpers and lovers" and the human race would ascend to "a new level of consciousness" through psychedelic drugs.
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So you learn in life once you have a vision of something you think is great, and all the work really is done making that vision or what I'd call a worthy fantasy; worthy of you just completely dedicating your life to.
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I always want them to know that the world is truly their oyster and that if they have a vision and a dream and a passion, even if what their vision is doesn't end up being successful, they can never say they didn't try.
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Again, I saw that with YouTube early on, I saw this with our ads businesses, the way it could grow, this opportunity to be able to have a vision about where a company is going and be able to work really hard to get there.
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Of course you have a vision at the beginning, but then you start getting some feedback, and based on that the TV series — or in this case game — can just keep getting better and better, because you're reacting to the feedback from the players.
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BLACKBURN, BREDESEN LEAD CANDIDATES VYING FOR TENNESSEE SENATE SEAT "I'm a man who is not a politician, but I do have a vision for Tennessee to lead this nation," Lee told supporters are securing the GOP primary, adding that he is "proud" of his campaign.
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He's only going to get blamed for the shake-ups because his opponents are able to craft a message that's stronger, because that's a firm vision, you know, and when you don't have a vision, that message is going to get through to people.
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Google and the city of San Jose have a vision for a new Silicon Valley: compact, walkable and accessible by public transportation, a stark departure from the suburban sprawl that has brought the cradle of American technological innovation to the brink of a gridlocked meltdown.
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"I have a vision for my country, for future generations, to lead specifically a country of peace, a country of social justice, and a country of education," Santos told reporters in a press conference at the Presidential Palace in advance of the opening ceremony.
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They have lost much of the old fatalism under which people accepted their lot, and they now have a vision of their own of a more moral, less brutal society, where relationships matter and people know how to live in harmony, even if they are poor.
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There's an art to transforming a work from the page to the screen, creating something that works as a standalone film for those unfamiliar with the source material while also appealing to book readers who already have a vision of what the finished product should look like.
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" He says he's working with the DCCC and his own effort to flip more red seats in the House, but adds, "We've got to have a message, we've got to have a vision and it's going to be hard to win if we don't have new leadership.
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Common pain, common purpose, and we have a vision for this future that has nobody's father — whether it's a coal miner or my African American dad — ever saying to their child they worry that the next generation is not going to do better than the one before.
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"I was just inspired by people who said I have a vision [for the way I want to present myself], even though, I don't necessarily have access to these resources to create something that I think would be beneficial, innovative, or just simply make me happy," he tells Refinery29.
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Being a designer and a director are the same thing with a different end product; you have a vision, a team of people that contribute, a premiere or catwalk show, reviews... Then you have to see if your film has longevity, if your clothes work off the runway.
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While there's no current mechanism that would allow Audm to more directly compete with a service like Instapaper, the team does have a vision for a way to get more content into its app in the future – for those times when Audm itself didn't choose an article for its curated selection.
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"Don't tell me that you don't believe that feeling good and looking beautiful is not helping you to walk sexy and to focus and to have a vision and to say, 'This is where I want to go because I have something to say and today I will be heard,'" Dion says.
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Such as, development organizations in Silicon Valley on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence; manufacturing companies in the heartland that are the economic backbone in their towns; entrepreneurs and innovators who have a vision and drive for the "next big thing;" and hospitals in urban and rural areas that supply health care in underserved communities.
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I have a vision of my own now: in her dark cell, Christina stands from her prayers and staggers to her bed, where she is, in the words of the chroniclers, held fast in the sickness of death: she lies stretched out after the manner of corpses, and passes to the immortal age of ages.
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Morawiecki and his Hungarian counterpart, Viktor Orban, reaffirmed their countries' rejection of immigration and refusal to be marginalized within the EU. "We want to have a strong say, as these countries (in Central Europe) have a vision about the future of Europe," said Orban, who is expected to be re-elected handily in April.
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But on the other, these will presumably mostly be low-cost web/app startups, which as I've argued before are increasingly played out, from people who are founding them as a reaction to being laid off rather than because they have a vision they can't ignore, in a downturn during which funding will presumably grow ever harder to acquire.
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"We have chosen to collaborate with family-related members that have been relevant in general, as well as known as a family, from the more controversial ones, who more and more express a courageous point of view and they have a vision, to more unexpected and unexplored ones," Fendi's chief executive officer Serge Brunschwig told WWD.
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Diggins' journey to the podium was the culmination of a lifetime of training and long hours, a labor of love that touches on a strongly held belief shared by most people in our nation: In America, if you have a vision and are willing to work hard for it, you can make your dreams come true.
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Be it taking over the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Temple of Dendur or building a waterfall, a rocket ship, an iceberg, or a supermarket within the Grand Palais, Lagerfeld didn't just have a vision for his designs and his shows — he saw beyond them, editing every look down to the last thread to ensure Chanel held court in fashion's ever-changing landscape.
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So, we have a vision of bringing a new type of transportation into the world where we can seamlessly weave the flight of these electrical vertical takeoff and landing vehicles into the Uber platform, and connect cars to these vehicles, to cars, so that you can kind of get where you want to go faster than you ever could before.
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Finally, the executive director and general counsel should have a vision for the EAC's role that provides a pathway for more funding and increased support — whether that vision is to help amplify ideas like Illinois's Cyber Navigator program, a statewide effort to help election authorities defend against cyber breaches and detect and recover from cyber-attacks, or to discuss ways to update the voluntary voting system guidelines to reflect today's potential threats.
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I like my baby hair, with baby hair and afrosI like my negro nose with Jackson Five nostrilsEarned all this money but they neva take the country out meI got a hot sauce in my bag, swag Add in the pro-LGBTQ messaging of Coldplay's performance and the soulful rendition of Lady Gaga, who has long stood with the gay community, belting out the national anthem, and you have a vision of an America that I aspire to live in one day.
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