Sentence examples for document envisioned from inspiring English sources

In truth, though, the fulfillment of the ideal that the document envisioned has never been realized on American soil.

The document envisions tens of thousands of marines and soldiers probably invading from Kuwait.

A companion Pentagon document envisions that the Libyan commando force will "counter and defeat terrorist and violent extremist organizations".

The Kommersant document envisions harnessing that expertise "to achieve quick, competent and productive results required for getting the work of the directorate off the ground".

Whereas links on the Web today serve as a kind of mute bond between documents, Otlet envisioned links that carried meaning by, for example, annotating if particular documents agreed or disagreed with each other.

What the release described as "a clear and timely procedure for evaluating and correcting genuine errors" was detailed in premeeting draft documents that envisioned an internal tracking system to allow errors to be reported by the public and evaluated up and down the chain of command.

They possess an energy that seems to reach out and pull you into the twisted and ruined worlds Rockman has documented and envisioned, before throwing you back again with a heightened urge to do something to stop the trajectory of destruction.

Transitions and intermediate stages may be more concretely envisioned or documented.

Such a loss is observed at the plot scale as a decrease by 11% in the phylogenetic distance between any two randomly chosen individuals and an increase by 17% in the distance between a given individual and its closest non-conspecific relative, indicating that edge effects in the study area are much more profound than previously envisioned and documented.

Documents describe how BAT envisioned its goals were to be achieved by having cigarettes that were imported from outside the CACM placed on a list of products to be given special treatment and which would thus be allowed to have a tariff higher than 20%.

But a number of years later, in an essay published in The National Interest, Wolfowitz contended that most Americans had come around to favoring the kind of Pax Americana envisioned in that document.