Sentence examples for envisaged member from inspiring English sources

To be sure, the Lisbon treaty envisaged member states getting out voluntarily, and there is the possibility of suspending voting rights in cases of grave violations of core EU values such as liberal democracy and the rule of law.

But to operate as envisaged, Schengen requires its members to control their external EU borders and to cooperate closely.

It is envisaged that labour movements between the old and new EU member states will increasingly become two-way flows, although the primary source of eastward migration will be the returns of earlier emigrants.

This week, at a news conference, he reiterated his desire to see Serbs -- including members of the Yugoslav Army -- return to Kosovo, something that is envisaged eventually in the United Nations resolution that ended the Kosovo war but resisted by the United Nations administrators and Albanians who remember the atrocities committed by the Serbian police and Yugoslav soldiers.

It is envisaged to screen 2600 patients for the presence of ARDS and to include 2400 patients as members of the source population (40 50 cases per year, with approx. 50 participating hospitals from the network resulting in 2000 to 2500 patients).

The EU is acutely aware of this obstacle, so where treaty change is envisaged, it is trying to focus it as narrowly as possible on the euro zone, of which Britain is not a member.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

When this constitution was agreed upon by heads of government last year, few seriously envisaged that it might be rejected or even actively disliked by voters in two of the EU's six founding members.

Bloomberg says: The envisaged move to purchase troubled euro states' government bonds is "a wise middle way" to solve the region's debt crisis, Elmar Brok, a European Parliament lawmaker and executive-committee member of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party, told Deutschlandfunk radio today.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.

Intercourse between swan and woman can be just about envisaged.