For the lanky New England prepster, who was previously known principally for his anti-Vietnam War activities and his ill-starred 2004 Presidential campaign, it is quite a turnaround — and one that few envisaged when he succeeded Clinton, last February.
Africa has embraced mobile communications and is leapfrogging ahead, achieving technological and developmental gains that few envisaged.For me, this speaks volumes about the potential of Africa.
However, a few of them, e.g. 99Tc and 129I, are longlived and may contribute to the radiotoxicity and hazard associated with an envisaged repository for their long-term disposal in a stable geologic formation, e.g. a salt dome.
"I've always envisaged playing in the United States at some point in my life," said Cole. "My family and I came out to visit a few months ago and everyone was lovely.
Even the gloomiest of the exit and opinion polls had envisaged that the ruling coalition, led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), would lose only a couple of dozen seats, which it was expected easily to make up by wooing a few more small parties into its camp.
When this constitution was agreed upon by heads of government last year, few seriously envisaged that it might be rejected or even actively disliked by voters in two of the EU's six founding members.
A second envisaged EPR reactor in France has been shelved indefinitely - and no other new nuclear power stations are planned.
Article 19 of the UN's universal declaration of human rights in 1948 envisaged few restrictions.
"Give me a taste, just enough to close my eyes," she sings unnervingly, over what sounds like a lullaby as envisaged by Einstürzende Neubaten.
The bistability of the system as a whole is envisaged to arise from the bistability of each individual region.
