Sentence examples for As previously envisaged from inspiring English sources
Mrs Merkel's government, under the influence of her Social Democratic coalition partners, has made things worse by letting some workers retire at 63, rather than at 67, as previously envisaged.
It is arrived at by allowing councils to levy a 3% precept on council tax for social care in each of the next two years, instead of 2% in each of the next three years as previously envisaged, and diverting £240m from the new homes bonus fund already allocated to local government.
On 8 December 2011, Alan Bond, speaking at the 7th Appleton Space Conference, stated that Skylon would enter into service by 2021-2022 instead of 2020 as previously envisaged.
This observation supports the hypothesis of the derivation of demethyloleuropein from the demethylation of oleuropein, as previously envisaged by Obied et al.[ 1].
The CREB3 subfamily transcription factors are not only involved in ER stress and UPR as previously envisaged, but also play a crucial role in many other biological processes including cell secretion, bone and cartilage formation as well as oncogenesis.
But the UK's energy secretary Ed Davey said that any such agreement might not contain legally binding emissions cuts, as has been previously envisaged.
Previously envisaged as a vehicle for everybody from Gerard Butler to Adam Sandler, the role of Roy Miller proves an unlikely graveyard for Cruise's trademark moves: he dons the shades, smiles the smile, quips the quips, and (when all else fails) takes off his shirt – twice.
As a result, the $340m payment is an order of magnitude larger than anything previously envisaged.
Trinity Mirror told shareholders: "As the process of dealing with the civil claims has progressed, it has become evident that the cost of resolving these claims will be higher than previously envisaged.
Our study reveals more complex rift shear margin architecture than previously envisaged.
However, up to our knowledge, its combination with RFID-based localization systems has not been previously envisaged in the literature.
