Sentences with phrase «coherent vision»

We sorely need a smarter, more coherent vision of the federal role in K - 12 education.

These clear messages must be hung on a relatively coherent vision for the country that has been publicly articulated in some depth.

Effective state policies should offer coherent visions of the models that schools might adopt, new accountability structures to match those models, and a commitment to providing the tools (i.e. digital learning) to schools to pursue various models, all of which might qualify as competency - based.

This should provide a far more coherent vision.

Nichols» precise and illuminating connections across a wide range of topics and resources (eg gathering together treatments of virtue, Scripture, popular devotions, doctrine, divine office) present a closely woven picture, a «joined up», tightly coherent vision of the faith.

Its intellectually coherent vision of faith and reason has become alloyed with an increasing cultural credibility.

Yet it also shows some of the divergent metaphysical approaches which characterise modern Catholic thought and, in as much as they put a brake upon coherent vision, also slow up the new evangelisation to which we are called.

Lusi's portrait of SDEs» contentious tenure as facilitators of teaching and learning processes, the crowded political stage, and the complex decisions to be made before setting coherent vision leads readers to feel sympathetic towards the department charged with ensuring every child in its state receives high quality education.

It's the fact that each of their projects uses environmental footprinting to form a holistic, detailed and coherent vision of what sustainability might look like, both on an individual and community level, and then sets about creating the services, products and infrastructure that might deliver it.

As this «Special Fan Edition» extends the film's length by seventeen minutes, you'd think a more coherent vision would emerge (note that Moyle has yet to publicly endorse this as a director's cut), but Empire Records is actually all fingers and thumbs in this form, lacking basic relativity.

The next most popular answer, at 24 percent, was «lack of a coherent vision for the future.»

Regardless, his observations add up to a coherent vision of what current youth culture is all about.

I think she's right, to a point, but I think the problem is not that we haven't been listening, but that our governments, both in Edmonton and in Ottawa, have yet to establish a coherent vision on anything which includes the words climate change and oil sands.

Perhaps a coherent vision is too much to ask of politicians seeking to get re-elected.

We recommend a conceptual framework to define vision, add clarity and rigor to the vague and fuzzy concepts swirling around that trendy term, and give practical guidance for articulating a coherent vision within an organization.

Still, both ethical systems reflected a coherent vision of the virtuous life.

Whether one agrees with him or not, one discovers in his writings a coherent vision of great power.

On the whole it was impressive and presented a coherent vision of the sacraments.

Caritas in Veritate makes it startlingly clear that the call to change how we live as individuals, as communities and as a human family is unintelligible without a coherent vision of human identity and destiny.

Rather, theological educators have no coherent vision of the difference that clergy with pastoral wisdom and imagination can make in sustaining excellent congregational ministry.

He had an extraordinarily synthetic mind: everything would be drawn together into that unified, coherent vision.

... So the question for us is how to offer a coherent vision of society, culture and the human being to people who would like to understand where to put these dimensions - the spiritual and religious and the scientific.»

At the four - day Summertime events, children between 10 and 14 years old, are presented with a logical and coherent vision of the Faith.

The prophetic voice of recent popes can provide those gathering in Rome with a consistent, clear and coherent vision of marriage and the family.

This thoroughgoing approach to faith and reason means that, as ever, we publish pieces that reveal what we think are aspects of the effect upon our church and society of the 20th century collapse of an agreed and coherent vision of the faith to hand on to our seminarians and our people.

But for the present, some of us continue to discover in the conceptuality of Alfred North Whitehead insights whose usefulness has not been exhausted as well as the possibility of a coherent vision of the world that we find nowhere else.

We are saddened by the pathetic state of the Israeli left and by its lack of coherent vision or strategy.

It offers a compelling and coherent vision of how our future can be so much better than our present and our past, and how each of us can act to hasten the process of change.

The lack of a strategic and coherent vision of the extent of devolution across the UK and within England is therefore likely to not only increase competition and conflict between an ever more Anglicised Westminster and the other nations of the UK but also with English regions and localities.

The same length of odds as Vote Leave coming up with a coherent vision for what life would look like outside the EU.

Ray is articulate and has a coherent vision of how to move the party forward.

Both Corbyn and Smith now have an opportunity to show that Labour has a coherent vision for the party and the country.

They have no coherent plan for Brexit and no coherent vision of how our country will prosper...

It will happen because private and public sector together establish a coherent vision for success.

Unlike our Senate colleagues, there is no Republican Assembly budget alternative or a coherent vision for a better New York State that is fiscally responsible, fair to taxpayers, and friendly to business.

McGovern, who co-chairs the group with Alexander, said Labour should not «bury its head in the sand» and should present a coherent vision of a post-Brexit future.

The budget itself varies significantly over the period of study, which is fine if these variations are part of a coherent vision that is being pursued, but that is not the case.

Despite a plethora of deep - space mission concepts currently envisioned by NASA, there's little consensus between Congress and the White House on where the space agency should go next in space, in the lack of a coherent vision and direction.

If the film is meant only as a pulpy genre exercise, Matt Shakman's competence in various modes actually works to strip it of any sense of coherent vision.

A sprawling mix of documentary and re-enactment, it suffers from a lack of discipline and coherent vision that slightly undercuts — or overcooks — its naturally potent scenario.

If you want to know why there still haven't really been any decent movies based on video games up until now, there are a few obvious reasons, the biggest one being the lack of quality directors stepping in to bring a coherent vision to the big screen.

And if Cut Bank is meant only as a pulpy genre exercise, Shakman's competence in various modes actually works to strip the film of any sense of coherent vision.

If it's meant as a pulpy genre exercise, Matt Shakman's competence in various modes works to strip it of any sense of coherent vision.

There's even a slight dissonance in how a game whose heart seems to be placed somewhere near the sticky floors of backroom bars is so lavishly presented, a little Designers Republic flair in its coherent vision of a slickly produced future sport.

Fueled by a unified board with a coherent vision and a bold superintendent, and granted the leeway provided by a record of high - performance, Douglas County is serving as the site of what may well prove a critical chapter in the story of contemporary school reform.