Nonetheless, as the political philosopher Daniel A. Bell proposes, some common ground can be envisaged along the fault lines.
Screening tools incorporating physical symptoms of tension should be envisaged, along with interventions to address gender inequity, support marital relationships, and improve access to perinatal healthcare.
Others have envisaged it along a spectrum, which ranges from giving because it is the "right thing to do," to risk management, all the way to creating shared value (CSV) which embeds social responsibility in the core of all corporate operations attempting to simultaneously create benefits for the company and society [ 15].
At first, he sided with the settlers who feared that a physical divide built, as the early pro-wallers envisaged it, approximately along the pre-1967 Green Line between Israel and the West Bank would inevitably harden into the future political border, allowing the Palestinians much more land than he would contemplate.
Broun's scheme had envisaged the cemetery running along both sides of the LSWR main line and divided by religion, with separate private railway halts on the main line, each incorporating a chapel, to serve each religion's section.
General Matsui, along with the Army General Staff, envisaged making a slow and steady march on Nanking, but his subordinates refused to play along and instead raced eagerly with each other to be the first to get to the city.
He was inspired by the urban planner Lúcio Costa, who drew up a masterplan for Rio that correctly envisaged the city spreading west along the coast and predicted that Barra would one day be its hub.
This scenario has been envisaged, from many different perspectives, along several research trends (Future Internet, IoT), on which institutions and governments are spending huge efforts, having already identified such topics as strategic ones.
The 'realities' of living with SPMS, including dealing with the healthcare system during this period, were described along with 'future challenges' envisaged by patients and carers.
But Cahill, along with the other founders, envisaged not just a boob-help-hotline, but a community of mothers guiding and nurturing each other through their parenting journeys.
The CSHs can be envisaged as forces of transition, which work along the arrows in Figure 1.
