Sentences with phrase «coherent vision of»

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.

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

Successful schools have a clear and coherent vision of how best to educate their ELLs, with careful attention to teaching, learning, and professional development (Elfers & Stritikus, 2014; Hakuta, 2011).

Without a coherent vision of lesson planning, a lesson can easily become «activity for activity's sake».»

There is as yet no coherent vision of what the profession is or should become.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

... 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.»

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

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

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

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

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

Not exact matches

They deeply understand products, and they have their own coherent and consistent vision of where the industry / business models and customers are today, and where they need to take the company.

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

If so, it remains to be seen which of these similar visions of panentheism is most adequate to the facts of experience and coherent in terms of total system.

For all that the neoconservatives have said publicly about their vision of American power, a coherent narrative of the development of their policy has been needed, and Dorrien provides that account impressively He reveals that the purported reasons for the Iraq invasion (defending America from weapons of mass destruction and spreading democracy and freedom) were a mere gloss intended for public consumption.

Nevertheless, the possibility of a coherent quantum theory based on process thought is, in principle, important for the project of recovering a comprehensive vision in which a biblical understanding of God finds an important role.

Regrettably, his idea of dynamic value grounded in physis is not a coherent explanation of his vision of transcendence, even though it does remind us of Camus unwavering objection to any notion of an immutable transcendence that deprecates temporality or lessens human freedom and responsibility.

So is it any longer possible to speak of a coherent moral vision of the New Testament?

For the first time one «saw» a coherent cosmic vision, with Christ as the Heir of the Ages.

As a traditional branch of philosophy, it refers to a comprehensive worldview or vision of reality, coherent, consistent, and adequate to the facts, that seeks to set forth the categories for the interpretation of all experience and the most general characteristics of all events.

In its encounter with the sciences, process thought has not only appropriated new scientific insights but has attempted a mutual transformation through which the sciences are liberated from the dominance of the mechanistic, deterministic, substantialist view into a holistic relational vision that is more coherent, consistent, adequate to the facts, and congruent with the best in the contemporary scientific enterprise itself.

The failure to connect Christ, man and creation in a single, coherent and orthodox vision, for the age of science, is a vital missinglink in the Church's efforts to preach «the Word who is Life» to our post-Christian world.

-LSB-...] These common values do not constitute an anarchic or uncertain aggregate but form a coherent whole which is ordered and expressed historically on the basis of a precise anthropological vision.

What is needed is a coherent and attractive vision for the cooperation of man and woman in the always exciting task of building a life together and fostering a civilisation.

How, though, more specifically, is this religious vision of a permanence embracing the stream of perishing events capable of being harmonized with a coherent view of physical reality?

The appropriateness of Whitehead's philosophy for politics is tested by its ability to articulate a coherent and persuasive political vision and not by its adaptability to pre-cast political horizons.

Though the visions of worship can not coincide with the patterns of politics, we need to worship and live in some kind of common language if we are to shape a coherent life of faith.

By incorporating these points into a coherent moral vision, Mahoney provides the most fair «minded and attractive account of Solzhenitsyn's political thought to date.

Although it might appear somewhat unprecedented to those familiar only with the traditions of the Latin West, the seminal vision we present, in fact, builds upon and is profoundly coherent with the patrimony of the Greek Fathers which fundamentally belongs to the whole Catholic Church.

Given that St. Thomas» theological project is both materially and intentionally open ended, and given that the Magisterium recognises that philosophy must take adequate account of the advances of modern science, if one could demonstrate that the perspective proposed by Holloway and now by Faith movement and magazine fulfilled all of the criteria mentioned above - i.e. it is a unified vision of the Catholic faith that gives due place to the role of human reason without blurring the distinction between nature and grace and one that presents our revealed faith uncompromisingly and in its entirety - one could justifiably claim that the Faith vision is totally coherent with, if not the total content of St. Thomas» theology, then most certainly the aims and intentionsset out in Aeterni Patris.

We desperately need a coherent and fully elaborated vision which reaffirms the reality of the spiritual in Man, of the spiritual realm as a whole, and its relationship with a fully intelligible and Divinely constituted material realm.

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

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

His unstable outbursts and desperate smears, combined with his inability to communicate a coherent and substantive vision for our State, threatens the long - term viability of the Republican Party in New York for years to come.

At his cabinets, it was absolutely forbidden to discuss in front of Gordon Brown his chronic failure to present a personality or fashion a vision with appeal to voters, his lack of capacity to run an orderly and collegiate government with a coherent long - term strategy and his crippling inability to remedy any of these flaws, whatever help he was offered.

In a paper accepted by the 2016 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), entitled «Image Captioning with Semantic Attention,» computer science professor Jiebo Luo and his colleagues define semantic attention as «the ability to provide a detailed, coherent description of semantically important objects that are needed exactly when they are needed.»

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.

Through highly ordered static images that unfold in a variety of shot distances, the film suggests that achieving a coherent perspective on any subject matter necessitates an innovative, and evolving, approach to constructing one's vision of the world.

There is no resemblance of any of the Metal Gear Solid tropes that fans might expect and it mostly feels like a game with a lack of coherent direction and 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.

In Body Double, his 1984 erotic thriller that the critics were much too quick to judge and discard, Brian De Palma succeeded in creating an unforgettable film that at the same time pays an obvious tribute to the works of Alfred Hitchcock and remains somehow completely his own, coherent with his very own stylistic preferences and vision of filmmaking.