Sentence examples for envisaged under this from inspiring English sources
We stressed the number of sorties and timeframe envisaged under this concept of operations, but we should not expect to receive blanket clearance for all overflights.
ALBA is intended to counter the "neoliberal" trading bloc envisaged under the U.S.-sponsored Free Trade Area of the Americas.
There are also serious concerns that cost-cutting on the scale envisaged under the plan could damage patient care.
Prime ministers can authorise nuclear strikes in two circumstances envisaged under the arrangements in place since the cold war.
The funded individual accounts envisaged under the government's plans have been set up, but so far there is little money in them.
But in either case, detecting the roots of common disease will prove much more difficult than envisaged under the "common variant, common disease" scenario.
Since April 1998, the formal negotiations envisaged under the EAI proceeded under a general agreement among 34 countries, which created a timetable for a series of multilateral summits that aimed at introducing the FTAA by 2005.
The improvement also increases the possibility that unemployment could fall faster than the Bank of England expects, meaning an earlier hike in interest rates than 2016, as currently envisaged under the Bank's 'forward guidance'".
The role of the commissioner as envisaged under the act appears to be as an independent umpire deciding impartially whether the public authority was correct to withhold the information.
Turnbull said the revised family tax benefit cuts unveiled this week – now saving $4.8bn over four years rather than $8.5bn envisaged under the stalled Abbott government version – had been designed to be fairer, and could be changed again in Senate negotiations.
But the prime minister, Tony Abbott, said the student resource standard model – envisaged under the Gonski reforms – would be implemented over the next four years in the five jurisdictions that signed up to Labor's system before the election.
