Sentence examples for envisaged then from inspiring English sources
"Price will be used as a proxy for quality and if pricing controls are lifted, as Lord Browne's team originally envisaged, then we will certainly see wide variations in fees just as we do today in the master's market, but that may not be relevant to the direct costs of provision.
If the roles of Sender and Receiver are permanently assigned to individuals — as Lewis envisaged — then there are only two possible signaling systems: ⟨Sender 2, Receiver 2⟩ and ⟨Sender 3, Receiver 3⟩.
If the DHS is to be the foundation of the health system as envisaged, then district managers need to exercise authority over DHS functions, including disease-specific interventions (i.e. administrative integration).
"If Western powers are seriously envisaging this, then it only shows the lack of commitment they have received from Saudi Arabia to replace the Iranian oil that is falling under the embargo".
If possible worlds are envisaged as containers, then they can be completely emptied out.
Jihadist groups targeted civilians before the emergence of al-Qaeda, but it resorted to violence against them on a scale which no other had until then envisaged.
Another approach was then envisaged were PMEA was converted into its corresponding dichloride derivative 210 by treatment with oxalyl chloride.
However, the different pathways of energy uptake and energy expenditure are now known to be much more complex then envisaged by Weaver (1983).
Back then, he envisaged a sculpture consisting of four gold bars, watched over by a security guard.
Contemplating the environmental and economic dereliction of 45 years of communist rule, Helmut Kohl, then chancellor, envisaged "blooming landscapes" in the east.A generation on, Germans still debate whether they have grown together and to what extent the east has bloomed.
A separate compromise, which would also be supported by pro-hunting groups, would be for hunting to return but be more closely regulated than it was before the outright ban – this was the original law envisaged by Alun Michael, the then rural affairs minister, in 2002.
