Sentence examples for Effectively envisaged from inspiring English sources

"One of the scenarios effectively envisaged is that he stays in Libya on one condition which I repeat – that he very clearly steps aside from Libyan political life," Juppé told LCI TV.

"One of the scenarios effectively envisaged is that he stays in Libya on one condition, which I repeat: that he very clearly steps aside from Libyan political life," Mr. Juppé said on the French television channel LCI.

The designed nanoporous CuSn alloy is envisaged to effectively serve as a potential anode for stable and fast Li-ions storage.

This is the reason why many authors have envisaged the administration of cardiovascular medication to effectively limit the sympathetic stimulation which persists several days after surgery.

Sadly, many of the regional integration plans we envisaged for a host of reasons never effectively took off.

Here we found that whilst the system was effectively brought into use, it was not in the way envisaged at the start: making it work involved some surprising compromises.

He said he would merely proceed with the "in-built review" always envisaged to occur in 2015 "to make sure that the model is implemented effectively and we will adopt that".

It suggested ways in which the E.C.B. and the E.U. could press the banks holding bonds of struggling eurozone countries to forgive much of this debt, and envisaged a Europe that could issue its own bonds and fund stimulus investments — effectively putting German savings to work in Ireland and Greece.

However, it is envisaged that this treatment strategy will require the additional use of phosphate binders to effectively target both pathways of intestinal phosphate absorption, particularly in patients on dialysis.

Inter-theoretic reductionism in the strict sense envisaged by its creators from the 1930s to the 1960s is largely impractical in biology, and was effectively abandoned by the early 1970s in favour of a more piecemeal approach using individual reductive explanations.

This envisaged three steps.