Readers may be able to envisage some or all of this scenario painted by Andrew Marr in his "political entertainment", but what must surely be beyond anyone's imagination is that the prime minister, one Bill Stephenson, is universally respected and admired.
Perhaps most importantly, system developers will not be able to envisage all the circumstances in which their systems may be used.
Even if Lennon could have imagined such a bus before his untimely death in 1980, he would not be able to envisage its technological innovations.
This is a building that has until now been rather more impressive from the outside, but the opening of the underground sections means that visitors will be able to envisage the entertainments held here from a new, if chilling perspective.
We suspect community members need to be able to envisage and therefore accept, change to aspects of service delivery that are akin to current or known services, as opposed to being asked to envision radical change.
Whereas most participants were able to envisage their test sample being transported to the laboratory for analysis, few knew how their test results were returned to their practice and how results were handled by different staff groups.
Although most participants easily identified the benefits of PrEP, were able to envisage how it would fit into existing services and were supportive of introducing it in their countries, they also expressed numerous concerns.
(Chief executive, rural) Notwithstanding clear frustration with certain reporting and accreditation requirements, most interviewees were able to envisage a productive role for external agencies including the state Department of Health, professional liability insurers and industry bodies in supporting improved quality governance.
(student 4) My original perception was that her plot would necessarily be a tragedy, yet by truly engaging with the character, I began to realise her strength and potential, was able to envisage her success… my final piece demonstrates the acceptance, respect, love and hope that has developed for Rebecca, and which, as a partner in the telling of her story, she began to feel for herself.
