Sentence examples for envisaged leaving from inspiring English sources
One of these proposals was the Burnside-Crafers Highway, which was strongly supported by council; it envisaged leaving Greenhill Road once reaching Hazelwood Park.
In the first place, the invasion and occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq have made the United States a Middle Eastern power on a scale not envisaged since Britain left the Persian Gulf in 1971.
Perceived risk of "leaving it too late" Most envisaged problems making decisions for future situations that were difficult to imagine A) Low B) Low C) Med Overall: Low 15% had completed a living will.
In normal subjects it appears that there is an increase in gyrification and complexity of the cerebral cortex aligned along a diagonal from left frontal to right occipital as envisaged by Pierre Gratiolet.
In the same manner, end-of-life decisions are envisaged as purely clinical or professional judgments and are left to the doctor.
Many developments of our approach are envisaged to provide more complete estimates of the public health impact of treatment strategies.
Calls for the island to leave the bloc have mounted as the knowledge has also sunk in that the price of international rescue funds in terms of budget cuts will be far higher than originally envisaged - at €13bn almost double the amount creditors at the EU and IMF had demanded when the agreement was initially sealed on March 25.
From the 1890s, when the young Ernest Rutherford had left his native New Zealand for Cambridge University's Cavendish laboratory, a community of physicists and chemists from France, Germany, Austria, Britain, Hungary, Denmark, Italy, the US and elsewhere had advanced to the point where atomic power, the stuff of pulp fiction, could be envisaged as reality.
The division of the empire left the Kurds spread among Iraq (with an estimated four million Kurds today, or between fifteen and twenty per cent of Iraq's population), Turkey, Syria, and Iran; the greater Kurdistan envisaged by some separatists would encompass parts of each of those countries.
