Sentence examples for envisage action from inspiring English sources

From a multi-sectoral perspective, the elimination of gender disparity in education systems should ideally envisage action at national and community levels, with the following strategies in mind:  Making the classroom more child-friendly and gender-sensitive, and rooted in the life and environment of the community.

As a pioneering intergovernmental treaty for conservation and sustainable use of wetlands, Ramsar envisaged action by both national governments and international co-operation.

But even the commission recognises the need for speed and flexibility: ten priorities to create "eEurope" are on the table at next month's Lisbon summit, and these envisage joint action with member states.Britain's approach is somewhere between America's and the commission's.

The NRHM envisages special action plan for tribal areas.

Have you already envisaged new actions that should be addressed by means of Lean (whether or not they emerged from previously mentioned actions)?

We have to envisage ambitious international action to resettle those with nowhere to go.

"At this stage Fitch does not envisage any rating action on French banks purely as a direct result of their exposure to Greek risk," it said at the time.

Instead of spending $23 a tonne to abate carbon emissions, like the current carbon price, or about $15 a tonne, as envisaged under Direct Action, the CEFC helps abate emissions and earns money for the government in the process.

She also stressed the need for more predictable, efficient and effective humanitarian action, envisaging greater accountability of agencies towards the international donor community and the actual beneficiaries.

This Plan of Action envisages an ongoing effort to eradicate hunger in all countries, with an immediate view to reducing the number of undernourished people to half present 1990/92 level no later than 2015, and a mid-term review to ascertain whether it is possible to achieve this target by 2010.

Meanwhile RBS rival HSBC released an official statement on Monday morning saying it had not sought capital support from the British government and "cannot envisage circumstances where such action would be necessary".