Sentence examples for envisage new from inspiring English sources
By helping Hungarians to rebuild a free, just and prosperous country, Europe can confirm its funding principles and start to envisage new models worthy of dreaming about.
Recent market analysis for the residential care sector (pdf) said that no existing investor, commissioner or provider, could envisage new children's homes in London being financially viable because of the prohibitive production costs.
Plans that locate retail uses where people pass, envisage new office buildings only when the rents can be afforded and tie these to the larger patterns of the neighborhood -- such plans, more than the published visions, will have a chance of developing cities of character, agreeability, utility, immediacy and vitality.
In fact, one can envisage new statements which are classically equivalent to a ZF axiom but intuitionistically separate from it (for example CZF's subset collection axiom (Aczel 1978)).
The performances of the technology combined with the continuing reduced cost allow to envisage new projects of fundamental and clinical research particularly at the IFR Alfred Jost.
Not only the co-design of the eGRASP platform with its embryo of capacities has enabled to envisage new potential research ideas in each of our disciplines, it also concretised global food security strategies and analyses.
He also envisaged new political stability with two big central parties alternating in office and a strengthened presidential-style prime minister heading a British-style cabinet.
The end of the first stage envisages new Palestinian elections, followed in the second stage by the setting up of a Palestinian state "with attributes of sovereignty", at first behind provisional borders covering as yet undefined areas.
and envisaging new methods such as group assessment or portfolios (O'Toole, 2013; Sánchez-Vera & Prendes-Espinosa, 2015).
The HIVprotI algorithm will aid the researchers in envisaging new anti-HIV compounds and virtually analyze the outcome of alterations on current drugs.
This paper will create a framework for envisaging new approaches to the problem and begin to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of proposed interventions.
