Vision definition

Vision means Vision Opportunity Master Fund, Ltd.

Vision means the ability to perceive objects with the eyes.

Vision means the State planners' view of future program needs and the systems architecture necessary to support those needs.

Examples of Vision in a sentence

• Verizon will transport traffic from MCI 800 Service (at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/business/service_guide/reg/ncp_mci800.htm) and Vnet (at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/business/service_guide/reg/ncp_vnet.htm), and MCI 800 Service and MCI Vision (at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/business/service_guide/reg/ncp_vision.htm) on a single circuit.

• Employees who retire after July 1, 1998 will be eligible for the A-80 Vision plan.

• Effective October 20, 2000, the A-80 Vision rider shall be added to the base insurance described above in this Section.

• Distribution of funds for Health, Dental, and Vision • Dental (employees working 50% or more must enroll)- contribution will be applied to dental first.

• A teacher on a Board approved leave shall have access to the same benefits as described in Article 8.10 – Hospitalization, Major Medical, Vision and Dental Insurance to which he/she would have been entitled were the teacher regularly employed, if permitted under the guidelines of the District’s insurer.

More Definitions of Vision

Vision means the philosophical direction by consensus, which guides the educational system.

Vision means the statement that identifies what the county or agency strives to be in the future through the achievement of its goals and objectives.

Vision means the vision set out in paragraph 5

Vision. The term "Vision" shall refer to Vision and those of its subsidiaries that are members of an affiliate group of corporations including Vision within the meaning of Section 1504(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code")).

Vision is set out in clause 4.

Vision means an ideal description of the future appearance and qualities of the university and its role in the host community and region to guide its planning.

Vision means limited benefit expense policies that