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He envisages more to come.
It also envisages more people travelling at off-peak times to cut rush-hour congestion, as well as 19 road schemes, supporting more than 300,000 jobs.
In fact, China has never envisaged anything more than glacial change, insisting Hong Kong is an "economic" city, not a "political" one.
The company envisaged building more than two-thirds of its new wind, solar and other renewable energy projects in Europe after the $3.4 billion I.P.O. to capitalize on lucrative subsidies from local governments that guaranteed high returns for investors.
Certainly, he adhered to the Panhellenist idea that Asia should be colonized by the Greeks, but he appears to have envisaged no more than the colonization of Asia Minor, and the actual Macedonian settlements were far from the comfortable retreats Isocrates had dreamed of for the poor of Greece.
Mr Russell told the Scottish Parliament: "When parliament passed the legislation, most people envisaged no more than a handful of cases would be called in - however it soon became clear that, despite the parliament's good work, local government, communities and national government interpreted the 2010 act in widely differing ways.
Australia's 35-year plan envisages spending more than £1bn over the next decade to protect the reef.
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