Sentence examples for always envisaged that from inspiring English sources

"If you look back to Margaret Thatcher, it was always envisaged that councils would become enablers," says council leader Bob Bibby.

But hope persists, because darkness was also baked into its backstory: the series always envisaged that the Federation would be born out of a post-apocalyptic society.

The Bank always envisaged that it would take time for loans to SMEs to increase, but minutes of the April meeting of its nine-strong monetary policy committee, released last week, signalled support for an expansion of the scheme.

It was always envisaged that army and navy involvement would be required in certain specialist areas to assist the police, such as off the coast at Weymouth, where the sailing will take place.

This is encouraging as it was always envisaged that fleet operators would lead the way in the electric revolution".

When you first started writing Gone did you always envisage that there would be six books?

The prime minister's spokesman said a joint military-civilian security operation was always envisaged at the Olympics and "we are happy to change that balance".

It is envisaged that soon this will increase to 35c.

We first envisaged that poisoning continues affecting survival rates of vultures.

We always envisaged a different solution to that," he said.

Although Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn was not directly connected to the other prints, it seems that Hogarth always envisaged selling the five prints together, adding the Strolling Actresses as a complementary theme just as he had added Southwark Fair to the subscription for The Rake's Progress.