Sentence examples for envisaged preparing from inspiring English sources

Two different bunker designs had been prepared: the B.III-2a design envisaged preparing the missile for launch inside the bunker, then transporting it outside to a launch pad, while the B.III-2b design would see the missile being elevated from within the bunker to a launch pad on the roof.

The voucher concept was viewed by some Kenyan policymakers as a useful model to prepare for the envisaged national social health insurance fund.

Recognising that it has not sat for nearly four years, it seems sensible to give the Assembly a short period in which to prepare for government as envisaged by paragraph 35 of Strand One of the Good Friday Agreement.

The conservative American Enterprise Institute AEII) concluded that Iran's efforts to prepare for the types of sanctions envisaged by congress could render them ineffective.

Few people would believe seriously that Greece's debt ratio would fall to 120% by 2020, as originally envisaged, or even by 2022, as EU ministers are now prepared to accept.

Thus no devotee of R should be prepared to countenance the existence of T behaving as envisaged (or indeed any pair #1, #2 of 1-ary connectives with φ provably equivalent to #1φ ↔ #2φ).

In summary, the SF5 group can be prepared only via nucleophilic sources of fluorine; it is envisaged that such moiety could represent a useful 18F functional group which incorporates five fluorine atoms and therefore, like in the case of the trifluoroborate moiety (Liu et al. 2013), provide a way to increase the maximum molar radioactivity of 18F-radiopharmaceuticals up to five times.

Prepared PDLLA scaffolds enriched with ulvan particles demonstrated appropriate physicochemical and cytocompatible features to be used for the envisaged applications.

And if such a contingency is – even distantly – envisaged, is Sierra Leone being regarded as something of a test-bed or training exercise for what – in the extreme – must be prepared for here?

"The major shortcoming of the envisaged reform is that relevant decisions on sanctions are still to be taken at a political level by the European Council," he said in a speech prepared for delivery in Tallinn.

Prepare, prepare, prepare.