Sentence examples for envisaged no from inspiring English sources

February's budget envisaged no tax increases, but they may yet prove necessary.

Unlike previous treaty changes, this one envisaged no loss of sovereignty for Britain.

The Scottish Salmon Producers' Organisation said it opposed the GM fish and envisaged no circumstances where it would become necessary to introduce them.

After the report was picked up by other news organizations, the management group said that it had never solicited a redesign and that it envisaged no changes to the tower's appearance.

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.

Though the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff envisaged no major offensive westward across the Pacific toward Formosa until mid-1944, they nevertheless decided to launch a limited offensive in the central Pacific in 1943, hoping thereby both to speed the pace of the war and to draw the Japanese away from other areas.

The latest proposals envisage no change for at least three years.

He envisages no big changes in the law or an overhaul of an already onerous regulatory system to achieve this.

Above all, Kelly is dismayed at social care's continuing funding crisis and he envisages no early solution.

Some industry participants believe the commission's modelling is optimistic because it envisages no additional unemployment after five years, as former car workers get new jobs.

Those close to Cable say he envisages no difficulty if the Lib Dems were in partnership with a party determined to reverse, say, the NHS reforms.