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The Commission draft envisages "a mandatory and automatically-triggered relocation system to distribute those in clear need of international protection within the EU when a mass influx emerges".

Ignore the instant and predictable froth that will be generated in the right-wing press over the fact that the draft envisages the possibility - but it is only that, a possibility - that the new Europe might eventually be called the United States of Europe.

But Foster's draft envisages four 4km runways, built to carry up to 150 million passengers a year.

The draft charter envisages a press role in choosing members of the recognition body, which again will not please all.

The chairman of the Parliament's budget committee, Aleksandr Zhukov, said the draft 2001 budget envisages a very large growth in expenditure for the military, suggesting that Mr. Putin may be pursuing a strategy of raising pay levels in the military as he slashes its numbers.

The draft text envisaged a "special safeguard mechanism"—a right for developing countries to raise tariffs to protect their farmers against a surge of imports.

In the meantime, he says, Mr Khalilzad envisages a temporary constitution, drafted by a judicial council whose members will be appointed by the Americans.

It envisages a centralised state.

He envisages a complete economic makeover for the villages.

It envisages a modern network across east Africa by 2050.

"This envisages a significant shift in where funding is allocated.