Sentence examples for are envisaged in the from inspiring English sources

Such provisions are envisaged in the language of the Kyoto pact, and were the starting-point for the Clinton team negotiating in The Hague.

It is "theoretically" possible to amend the accord, he said, "but what does theoretically mean -- it means it must be clearly understood what kind of missile defense the United States is planning and what kind of technical possibilities are envisaged in the air, on the sea, on the ground and in space".

However, in most of researches, security properties are envisaged in the implementation phase.

Approximately 1500 patients are envisaged in the first year, approximately 800 in Nairobi, with potential patients recruited, assessed and referred to clinics via local community outreach projects also involved in delivering NSP.

The British concept of a "temporary exception" to oblige the US does not appear to be envisaged in the treaty.

The cessation of that pulse, though, is envisaged in the comparison with a rhyme, "insistent" but "unstitching itself".

Records of lost buildings show how much of the later architectural development was envisaged in the time of Charlemagne.

It recommended that "essential environmental protection measures" be taken before the state begins to review permit applications for the drilling, which is envisaged in the Marcellus Shale region.

Implementing the kinds of measures that Piketty recommends to address inequality requires a more activist state than what is envisaged in the book.

INDEM, a think-tank that studies corruption, say that the ministries will be in control of the agencies and services instead of equal to them as was envisaged in the 1997 plan; this will undermine the idea of accountability.

The role of the director of children's services itself has, in many ways, stayed, reassuringly, as it was envisaged in the Children Act 2004 that created the role, and this has been confirmed in the reissuing of the statutory guidance.