Sentence examples for envisaged elections from inspiring English sources

The plan envisaged elections in November, an offer that is now in jeopardy.

One possibility might be to hold earlier elections than had been envisaged, creating an interim government that could oversee the writing of a constitution.

The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011 envisaged exceptional circumstances in which an early election can be held, and those provisions should be invoked.

At first glance, the idea looks concise and reliable due to the envisaged joint control held between the pasture users and the PCs in terms of annual elections and supervision of usage practices and fee collection.

Many employers will now have until the end of 2015 – two years longer than originally envisaged – to make the necessary changes to their benefits package, pushing implementation until well after the midterm elections in November 2014.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.

Intercourse between swan and woman can be just about envisaged.

Osborne envisaged borrowing being cut by about a quarter in the current year.

Article 19 of the UN's universal declaration of human rights in 1948 envisaged few restrictions.

Vast preparations for an envisaged war permit advance in only one direction.