Sentence examples for envisage a reduction from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy began winding down costly security arrangements with African governments and was said to envisage a reduction in the number of permanent military bases on the continent to just two, in Djibouti and Gabon.

The White House envisages a reduction in the federal budget deficit from approximately 3.5% of gross domestic product in fiscal 2005 to 3.0% in 2006, and then to 1.5% in fiscal year 2009.

At the same time, we envisage a significant reduction of curative PS doses and of side effects in such targeted immuno-PDT regimens.

Rio's 2013-16 strategic plan envisages a 5% reduction in favelas in Rio.

Switzerland envisages a similar reduction, though politicians strongly oppose this.Non-life insurers are in slightly better shape.

The current five-year plan, which contains few other numerical targets, envisages a 10% reduction in concentrations of the worst air pollutants and a 20% increase in energy efficiency over the period.

The latest government budget, unveiled in June, envisages a sharp reduction in government spending with monthly spending set to fall to 530m South Sudanese pounds (£68.3m) from an average of 900m last year, but even then the budget is underfunded by 58%.

Concern about the cancer survival deficit in Britain (Department of Health, 1999) contributed to development of the NHS Cancer Plan Department of Healthh, 2000), which envisaged a 20% reduction in cancer death rates under age 75 by 2010.

I envisage a few problems.

Can he envisage a reunion tour?

"I don't envisage a problem.