Sentence examples for envisage deployment from inspiring English sources

Today's deal does envisage some fourth-generation nuclear co-operation – on a prototype sodium-cooled fast reactor called Astrid – but France does not envisage deployment until 2040 at the earliest.

He anticipated that Imperial Germany would be the likely enemy and envisaged deployment to either Europe or possibly Egypt, to counter the likely threat to the Suez Canal in the event Turkey aligned itself with Germany.

If a multinational force is agreed, British officials have said they envisage its deployment in two phases: an initial small force on the border almost immediately after a ceasefire is agreed, and a bigger body of between 10,000 and 20,000 troops that would, as Mr Blair put it, allow Lebanese forces into the south, which has long been a Hizbullah fiefdom.

The agreement also envisaged the deployment of a 200-strong force of EU observers to Georgia by October 1, Sarkozy said.

In SAIL, the caches are regarded as publishers by envisaging the deployment of large scale information object caching and replication mechanisms cooperative with the Name Resolution System (NRS).

However, as made clear in the additional stretch scenarios C1 and C2, there is scope for renewables to provide much more than a 60% share of UK electricity...The level of renewable energy deployment envisaged in all scenarios will require bold policies to encourage investment in the UK's renewable energy industry.

The third stage envisages development and deployment of U-233 fuelled reactors.

The induction and mentoring process envisaged in the deployment of primary care-based case managers emphasises the social interaction between novice case manager and experienced mentor typical of 'situated learning', learning that occurs within communities of practice [ 34].

Among the different renewable energy sources, photovoltaic (PV) has received much attention and the capacity of deployment is envisaged to quickly increase in the future [1].

This scenario is most likely to occur in southeast Asian countries where humans and waterfowl frequently come into close direct or indirect contact, and where significant Tamiflu deployment is envisaged.

The main deployment scenarios we envisage for our architecture are those typical for DAS systems, i.e., indoor office or residential building, and up to small urban cells, where coverage extension is sought without deploying expensive and heavy-maintenance BTS equipments but rather by using inexpensive DAS infrastructure.