Sentence examples for This is envisaged from inspiring English sources

This is envisaged to establish the roles of integral simple sequence repeats and tagged transcripts in gene expression or regulation.

This is envisaged to establish an evidence base to inform future initiatives utilising a sector wide approach whilst ensuring coherence with national priorities and policies, ministerial/departmental strategic plans, child protection systems building, and other broader developments.

The context within which this is envisaged to happen is the introduction of a so-called 'National Health Insurance NHII)', which the ruling party – the African National Congress (ANC) – committed itself to at its 2007 Polokwane Policy Conference and again during the 2009 elections.

But this is envisaged to be permanently at war with the rest of the world, fighting to oppose all real and imagined grievances of Muslims everywhere.

Thus, this is envisaged AHP using HEC HMS could provide important guidance to the decision supporting system not only for urban areas but also for the wide sub-basin/basin context.

Notice that this is envisaged to be true even if recent results show that, under demanding assumptions on channel state information availability and by resorting to complex transmission schemes, high-scale transmission on ad hoc networks can in principle be achieved [2].

Initially, this was envisaged as a private sector project but the fragility of the markets have meant that the judicious use of the contingency funding that was available in the infrastructure budget has been used.

This was envisaged as a communion with the Dao, at once attesting the close compact with the celestial powers enjoyed by the members of the parish and reinforcing their own sense of cohesion as a group.

This was envisaged in the early design but has only been seriously implemented in the last 5 years.

This was envisaged to play a vital role in creating awareness among the target community.

This was envisaged as an activity that could fit into routine reviews in social care or primary care.