Sentence examples for envisaged the purpose from inspiring English sources

In his essay "On Religion" (1789) Humboldt drew the outlines of a historical typology that would make it possible to study the relationship between religion and state power from the Greek city-states to present times and envisaged the purpose of the modern state as enabling its citizens to realize fully their "human vocation" (Bestimmung als Mensch, GS Vol 1, S.54).

One can envisage the use of a molecular genetic test based on the consistent loss of 9p in cells detected in the urine for such screening purposes.

It can be treated as illustrating a wider principle that responsibility for harm is confined to the type of harm envisaged by the purpose of the rule of law violated (Normzweck), a theory espoused in Germany (Von Cämmerer, J.G.Wolf).

A series of monitoring, evaluation and operations research activities are envisaged for the purpose of developing a best practice package.

It was almost wholly focussed on the danger of chemical, biological, and nuclear attacks, undertaken for no purpose except destruction; it never envisaged the nature of the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Encyclopaedia makers have usually envisaged the particular public they addressed.

DP Had you also envisaged the third book?

Then we envisaged the modification of few residues.

The directive also envisages the regulation having another purpose, one that has not yet been really addressed today, but one that we should consider nonetheless, and that is that the new rules should be simplified.

It went on: "It would be helpful if you could confirm how under a single post-holder you envisage these purposes can be maintained.

The purpose of the cognitive society is to enable states to envisage the value of solving the problem together and will lobby for the specific perception.