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The report envisages bringing in £40m a year in each of the next five years.

The counter-argument is that since the rich world largely caused the present problem, it should take the lead in solving it, and that Kyoto envisages bringing in poorer countries later on.

In addition, Mrs. Del Ponte, 54, said in an interview published today in the French daily Le Monde that she envisages bringing charges of genocide against Mr. Milosevic for Serbian crimes in the Bosnian and Croatian wars.

The MOU envisaged bringing Allsport into the SLEC group as soon as possible, and provided the teams with significantly more money, calculated on all the revenues from the commercial rights.As the car companies involved spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year, they want a stable sport and a say in how it is run.

It added that Israel had "protested the unacceptable attitude of the Argentine government toward Israel since the beginning of contacts between Buenos Aires and Tehran," saying that Argentina had not responded to Israel's requests to be kept informed of the diplomatic moves with Iran, nor of how Argentina envisaged bringing the perpetrators to justice.

"They envisage bringing their teams to train and play here".

While most of the additional tests they're envisaging bringing to OLO in future would use the same single-use consumable model as the CBC test, he mentions a subset of tests they've been considering which could benefit from sending information digitally to a different facility.

We envisage to bring forward a second level of cross-layer information flow, which will enhance the routing protocol's performance, especially security and scalability.

The 'hands' in the painting signify 'reconciliation' and a closer understanding between Aboriginal patients and their renal clinicians, which the artist envisaged being brought about by this study.

The work had become, he told me, so complex in its structures and so infinitely extendable in its concerns that he did not envisage completing it, only bringing it to a point of abandonment that might also be a point of publication.

Bush envisaged the NDRC as bringing scientists together to ""conduct research for the creation and improvement of instrumentalities, methods and materials of warfare".