Sentence examples for envisage reporting from inspiring English sources
Although, we do not envisage reporting the results back to all research participants, we would convey our findings to the participating communities through local newspapers, radio, community leaders, patient representatives in the steering committees and posters in the participating health centres.
The report, commissioned by the Liberal Democrats ahead of their spring conference this weekend, envisages a regulated system of legal sale and small-scale production, with a pricing mechanism that steers users towards milder forms of the drug.
We envisage the tool reported here to be subject to ongoing refinement.
The transparency in reporting that was envisaged by the architects of the euthanasia law in Belgium extends especially to those cases in which the time by which life is shortened is greater than one week and to those cases in which it is more certain that life is shortened by the drugs administered.
The activity of the rare earth alloys was compared to other Ni– and Pt based materials, with promising results being reported, which envisage application of these materials as electrodes in direct borohydride fuel cells.
We envisaged this happening two seasons ago when we began to introduce new and clearer procedures for reporting discrimination and dealing with related cases".
It was envisaged that this would facilitate development of strategies to improve the completeness and consistency of falls reporting within and between hospitals.
It is envisaged that the results reported here may provide guidelines for the design of new viscosity prone nitroxyl radicals, suited to the biological applications of DNP.
It is envisaged that the results reported here may enable better understanding of the factors determining DNP enhancement to design suitable 'beacons' for simultaneous molecular imaging by OMRI.
When no evident direction of the function was envisaged a ⇔ is reported.
When no evident direction of the function could be envisaged a ⇔ is reported.
