Sentence examples for be envisioned under from inspiring English sources
verb
To conceive or see something within one's mind. To imagine.
In one scenario that could be envisioned under the bill, a student could accuse a classmate of sexual assault, and also accuse the classmate of harassing her in the hallways by pinching her butt -- but if she doesn't want to report the incidents to police, then the university would only be allowed to discipline the accused student for the hallway harassment.
A scenario can, therefore, be envisioned under which at high doses of ligand the simultaneous presence of the two binding sites (pY1045 and pY1068/pY1086) allows for efficient recruitment of the Cbl Grb2 complex.
That was a step up from the year before but far from what was envisioned under the law.
"People need to realize that we've done more than what was envisioned under the Wild Horses Act, which is why we're in the situation we are today," said Mr. Ackley, the head of the bureau's Colorado program.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has decided to freeze plans for further reducing Army forces in Europe and will maintain about 40,000 soldiers in Germany and Italy, nearly twice as many as had been envisioned under a drawdown that began two years ago, according to senior Pentagon and military officials.
In the last forty years, however, philosophers of religion have returned to the business of theorizing about many of the traditional doctrines of Christianity and have begun to apply the tools of contemporary philosophy in ways that are somewhat more eclectic than what was envisioned under the Augustinian or Thomistic models.
"The process that's envisioned under this waiver would result in tens of thousands of people losing coverage," said John Corlett, president of the Center for Community Solutions in Cleveland, who ran Ohio's Medicaid program when Democrat Ted Strickland was governor.
Most of these actions fall under what could be envisioned as a holistic stewardship program--overseen by the health care industry and consumers alike.
Female and male pheromones appear to have different origins and to be under different evolutionary constraints, thus they might be envisioned as independently evolving traits.
Structural modifications of nitrates can be envisioned that target specific enzymes for bioactivation, for example, those upregulated in cells under pathophysiological conditions.
Two approaches can be envisioned.
