Sentence examples for envisaged role from inspiring English sources

Ranger couches Digi.me's envisaged role as equivalent to being both a librarian and a postman; so affording users access to all their information by connecting it within an architecture that allows searches and other processing functions to be performed.

Ranger couches Digi.me's envisaged role as equivalent to being both a librarian and a postman; so affording users access to all their information by connecting it within an architecture that allows searches and other processing functions to be performed.

In South Africa, the lack of accountability has compromised the envisaged role of ward councilors in addressing the needs of the community.

Cis-elements with envisaged role in auxin-mediated transcription were compiled and organized into three classes: bZIP response elements (ZREs), B3-type TF-related elements (AUXs/RY) and MYB/MYC related elements (MREs/MYC2).

The envisaged role of these fellows is to support all community-level processes in the districts through advocacy, appraisal of training and community processes, formative studies for designing community programmes and improving training curricula, and documentation of ongoing processes.

Furthermore, it is noteworthy that the envisaged role of PHC was largely in mental illness prevention, referral to specialists and follow-up of patients seen by specialist mental health workers: the acceptability of a more active role in delivering mental health treatment, for example, as outlined in the WHO's mhGAP Implementation Guide [ 24], was less clear.

Are they committed to playing their envisaged roles in implementation?

In light of the envisaged seminal role of nurses in reforms towards universal health coverage, the complex and multiple issues raised by nursing managers would need to be addressed to ensure the successful implementation of these reforms.

However, the International Space Safety Board ISSBB) does not perform its envisaged function.

This will be the bread and butter work of the armed forces; we will need to fulfil the more expeditionary role being envisaged for them.

These criticisms contribute to a broader argument concerning the political implications of Bourdieu's own version of the Kantian aesthetic and the tutelary role this envisaged for the collective intellectual.