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The networks he envisages are flexible and have redundancies: "They can back each other up".

The best thing about the pact is not its let-out clauses, but the fact that the fines it envisages are not automatic: they require majority approval among euro members, and they are not paid for at least two years.

But whatever the chancellor's motivations, cuts of the kind he envisages are likely to entail a fundamental rethink about the shape, size and the nature of the British state.

Much work remains to ensure that the terms of the deal and the political framework it envisages are implemented fully during the remainder of Aquino's term, which ends in 2016.

He claims that the supervenient relations between mental and physical predicates that he envisages are of a ceteris paribus nature.

Mr Lewis said: "The scope and scale of the changes he envisages are both fundamental and wide ranging and will take time to create and secure".

The research program Weissman envisages is "very, very attractive," Varmus concluded.

The shining future that Jakubowski envisages is sometimes shrouded in a hazy sci-fi logic.

But what kind of Europe she envisages is far from clear.

Even today, Pigovian taxes as originally envisaged are relatively rare.

Among reforms envisaged are the introduction of special traffic courts to deal with "high volume, low level motoring offences".