Sentence examples for envisaged will from inspiring English sources

Why? "I don't think there is any chance the meritocratic society my father envisaged will ever emerge.

The ESB's final design paper on the Neg confirms the concerns of many experts that the policy as now envisaged will add very little to Australia's efforts to reduce emissions over the decade to 2030.

However, the initiatives will initially be piloted to assess their effectiveness, so the new forms of support envisaged will not be available across England until an unspecified time in the 2020s.

Over a year ago, the government issued a green paper proposing to put £300m into extra mental health provision in schools – but the new support envisaged will not be available until an unspecified time in the 2020s.

Doctors were invited to apply for funding, and demand for the money means seven million patients at more than 1,100 practices – rather than the 500,000 patients envisaged – will benefit from the trials from next month.

These transformations can be used to help track the designer's thinking mode which, it is envisaged, will increase the efficiency of the sketching activity.

The National Children's Bureau, a charity, argues that the curfew he envisages will be imposed mainly in poor areas where children have no place to go for safe, legitimate, activities.

He added that the licence fee switchover surplus after 2012 was the "strongest candidate" for funding the independent news consortia, which he envisages will take over provision of ITV1 local news bulletins for Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions.

Lyons' comments were seen as a riposte to Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards' suggestion that the digital surplus could provide funding for the independent consortia he envisages will take over ITV regional news provision.

But India, for all Mr Singh's efforts, has consistently dragged its feet, offering talks and more talks, but always ruling out anything that would involve giving up any of its territory or any of its sovereignty in Kashmir.India negotiates from a position of strength: it holds by far the richer part of Kashmir, and whatever solution it envisages will not change that.

They have completed the signing of Thibault Courtois from Genk – the Belgian goalkeeper has subsequently been loaned to Atlético Madrid – and are close to securing the Barcelona B midfielder Oriol Romeu, 19, who they envisage will have an active role to play in the first team.