Sentence examples for envisaged that the first from inspiring English sources
It was originally envisaged that the first elections would be held on 1 November 1835, with the reformed town councils holding their first meetings on 9 November following.
It is envisaged that the second stage of the Recovery intervention will involve the implementation of a remote (telephone or internet based) intervention to prevent the onset of mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress in clients with complex needs.
Practically, we envisage that the first step will entail characterising the updating of beliefs over other people's type, which in turn results from exposure to others' actions, under the simplification that only the immediate returns matter.
We first envisaged that poisoning continues affecting survival rates of vultures.
The "transformation" advocated by Donald Rumsfeld, George Bush's first defence secretary, envisaged that the armed forces would be slimmed down and money invested in "smart" weapons, reconnaissance systems and data links.
"You don't envisage that on the first day of the series.
It is envisaged that the vehicle will make its maiden voyage into orbit in 2016, in an autonomous configuration; and then fly its first manned mission in 2017.
As you can probably imagine, I never envisaged that the photo would garner this much attention.
Therefore one could envisage that the loss of the second CXXC motif most likely occurred within the insect species, but it did not affect the viability of these species although the enzyme activity may have been lost.
It is envisaged that a second enzyme could be introduced to the system to remove the acyl function again, resulting in overall transformation of a racemic alcohol to a single optically pure enantiomer in quantitative yield.
It was originally envisaged that banknotes of the third dollar would remain legal tender until 30 June 2009 but all banknotes were withdrawn from circulation following the suspension of the Zimbabwe dollar on 12 April 2009.
