The formal political institutions and procedures envisaged are largely familiar: representative assemblies based on elections and referenda.
He envisaged "healthcare largely funded by government" but "organised outside of government, by insurance companies and other organisations".
Rather, it envisages them largely as urban boosters who will entice business and provide a counterweight to local busybodies who want nothing built in their backyards.
Spaniards have largely envisaged him playing a more advanced role than at Spurs, but what did he think?
Professional rewards included satisfaction from their enhanced practice, and pharmacists largely envisaged a future for the service.
Envisaging the future largely depends on how one understands the past and interprets the present.
In the liberal democracies of the west since 1948 the circumstances envisaged by the drafters were largely realised in the lives of most ordinary folk, to an extent that has made them (us) complacent and inattentive.
Darwin himself envisaged the aforementioned "struggle for existence" as a largely metaphorical one.
He said the hastily agreed clauses had "so many loopholes that membership of the regulatory body is largely irrelevant" and undoes the carrot and stick approach envisaged by Leveson because of the risk of fines and exemplary damages for those who sign up.
Inter-theoretic reductionism in the strict sense envisaged by its creators from the 1930s to the 1960s is largely impractical in biology, and was effectively abandoned by the early 1970s in favour of a more piecemeal approach using individual reductive explanations.
