Sentence examples for envisaged project from inspiring English sources

Having originally envisaged Project H (the H stands for "Humanity, Habitats, Health and Happiness") as a design firm through which she and colleagues would execute humanitarian projects, Ms. Pilloton soon realized that it could achieve much more by enabling other designers all over the world to work on them too.

INGOs will then have to submit an annual plan of action, outlining all envisaged projects and budget.

 Further follow up with the government is required at district and provincial level to strengthen the relationship to ensure their active participation as envisaged in the project proposal.

Although not as massive as envisaged, structural genomics projects are speeding up the rate of protein structure determinations [ 2].

In the last few years, several projects have envisaged hospitals not only as containers of functions, but also as expressions of cultural and social value.

To finance the planned infrastructure projects, it was envisaged to use Private Public Partnership models and to generate financing through road pricing (a flat-rate road pricing (Autobahnvignette) on motorways for private cars was introduced in the year 1997).

Task II: Envisaged daily food consumption did not differ significantly between the experimental conditions.

A project called "PRUSST 2010 plan" envisaged investments of around 500 million EUR, of which approximately two-thirds are private and the rest public.

In this sense, and due to the lack of budget for the whole CIS project implementation, a 'reduced scope' was envisaged, favoured mainly by external CIS stakeholders: "The funding of [the Rainbow Program] ends in March 2006 and the [Rainbow Program] must have something to show, such as data flow, research data study, etc.

And how to get blockchain-based networks to support the billions of transactions per second that might be needed to sustain the various envisaged applications remains an essential work in progress — with projects investigating various ideas and approaches to try to overcome the limitation.

What is envisaged outside Anfield is mirrored within, minus the hard hat for project leader Brendan Rodgers.