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"The biodiversity impact at the colossal scale envisaged would be severe," Norton said.
A Foreign Office official said the increased "practical support" that Britain envisaged would be training and non-lethal equipment.
Not only did this deflect attention from the initiative; it also gave critics the chance to point out that many of the new homes envisaged would be built on flood plains.The plan, drawn up by Yvette Cooper, the housing minister, sets out how the government intends to meet its new goal of 3m new homes in England by 2020.
A study that I envisaged would be a short and sweet piece of work ended up as an onerous exercise that generated some pleasantly surprising and revealing facts.
An alternative that could be envisaged would be to use a transgenic line expressing a detectable fusion protein between SAS-6 and a fluorescent protein other than GFP (e.g. mCherry-SAS-6), but this is not available.
If either had enjoyed something close to their projected career trajectory, the satisfaction and amusement in taking them to heights Lionel Messi could barely envisage would be far less.
But Maurice Glassman of the London Citizens Faith and Citizenship Programme says the system they envisage would be "less exciting but more rewarding for the common good", and cites ventures such as the Co-operative Bank and the microcredit lender Grameen Bank.
The goal of the Human Epigenome Project that he and Dr Martienssen envisage would be to identify all of the chemical modifications of DNA and histone proteins that occur naturally.
That is a terrible idea.The currency union that Scotland's nationalist party, the SNP, envisages would be similar to the euro area.
Also up for auction together with the manuscript is a typed letter from Geisel – signed "Ted" and dated 1983 – in which the author confirms to his assistant that he is not interested in taking up his abandoned story again because the story he had envisaged would not be popular enough with readers.
Yet even Cameron probably couldn't have envisaged who would be taking up the baton next.
