Mass detection of febrile patients by using this technique cannot be envisaged without accepting a high rate of false-positive results.
The people of Libya cannot possibly envisage or accept a future Libya in which Gaddafi's regime plays any role".
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.
Furthermore, it was important to note that a large proportion of respondents, while welcoming their pregnancy, nevertheless felt that they had engaged in sexual relationships at 'too young' an age, perhaps suggesting that while they are accepting of their current situation, they can nevertheless envisage an alternative life trajectory that involved delayed sexual activity and reproduction.
Implementing it now would cost an extra £1.7 billion a year, a bill that would spiral to £3.6 billion by 2025.So the government desperately wants to find a cheaper way to implement Mr Dilnot's otherwise sensible ideas, probably by accepting the idea of a cap on personal contributions but setting the limit higher than he envisages.
Multimodal treatment, a widely accepted approach, envisages surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
I envisage that among those who accept the ToE, they might have different positions on the origin and biodiversity of life.
When complete correction was not envisaged, a calculated residual deformity was accepted.
The business secretary, Vince Cable, also emphasised that, like Balls, the Lib Dems would not be forced to accept the plan for Conservative deficit reduction, which envisages for more than 80% to come from spending cuts, even if they might accept the timetable.
But even if a cinematic future is intended as a comic flight of fancy, it still has to be plausible enough for viewers to accept it, and in that respect, the future envisaged by Zemeckis and Gale stands as one of the best.
