Sentence examples for As initially envisioned from inspiring English sources

As initially envisioned, Paytrust's strategy involved recruiting major billers to send bills and receive payments electronically.

As initially envisioned, the Hanlon Expressway will be upgraded to a controlled-access highway by removing all existing at-grade intersections and improving the highway to 400-series standards.

As initially envisioned for the SRAP and reinforced during states' 2002 grant renewal process, each grantee targeted its initiatives to a group of 16 to 31 contiguous counties that were generally among their most socio-economically disadvantaged.

Outerlands is not a soup restaurant, as initially envisioned, but there's always one or two on the menu.

Schmidt writes that "as initially envisioned by Dodd, Father's Day sounded distinctly 'feminized,' with core concerns about Father's role within the home….

This week's request wouldn't be taking place if both sides had abided by the Oslo Accords' original time frame, if Israel's peacemaking prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, hadn't been assassinated in 1995, and if we'd reached a permanent agreement by May 1999, as initially envisioned.

The first question what is the proper TEF for a particular congener?—has not been as straightforward as was initially envisioned.

The U.S. is no longer targeting just terrorists specifically tied to the 9/11 attacks, as was initially envisioned by the Authorization to Use Military Force in 2001, but a new generation of terrorists, who share the same goals but are part of a diaspora stretching across new countries and continents with whom we are not at war.

These structures have the potential to support coaches and teachers as they initially envision the contextual affordances of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary STEM within the boundaries of daily mathematics instruction.

What Mr. Ashkin had initially envisioned as a disembodied ideological free-zone has materialized as a refugee shelter or prison camp built from recycled packing containers, giant boxes of the kind used to ship machinery, weapons and military vehicles internationally.

As its design reflects, the mobile phone -- with a keypad like a conventional phone -- was not initially envisioned as a device for text messaging, said James E. Katz, director for the Center for Mobile Communication Studies at Rutgers University.