Sentence examples for absolutely envisage from inspiring English sources

She is back and forth between the two countries and says she could absolutely envisage winding up in Lagos one day.

They are keeping their eye on the ball and absolutely not envisaging a future full of luxury holidays and swimming pools and champagne and... No! Enough.

Faculty training on PBL tutorials and the evaluation of new programmes is absolutely necessary and it is envisaged that planners can make better-informed decisions about curricular implementation, review and reform when information of this nature is made available to them.

"I didn't envisage that he would go so soon but I am absolutely delighted the board have given me the opportunity.

Asked whether he could envisage a return as soon as 2015, the PM said "absolutely" and stressed he would give him a "very warm welcome".

Ms. Facchinetti envisages artists being part of her independent design world — but absolutely not, she says, the concept of an artist's association with a handbag.

Does he envisage a person with schizophrenia or psychosis ever being elected to parliament? "Absolutely.

If a flaw is found there will be grounds for an appeal, even though this may have played absolutely no part in the jury's decision.Advocates of the jury system like to envisage all 12 jurors earnestly and patiently discussing the evidence and paying careful heed to the judge's directions.

"Addressing the climate change challenge by attempting to stabilize the level of CO2 in the atmosphere (if proven necessary) would require expending absolutely vast sums of money (many trillions of dollars) on a far larger scale of intervention than that envisaged by the Kyoto Protocol.

"Parliament did not envisage or intend those laws to permit scooping up details of every communication we send... so it's absolutely right that GCHQ is held accountable in the courts".

"Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely".