Sentence examples for envisages in from inspiring English sources

Instead of 2015, the new plan envisages "in the course of 2016".

What this aspiration envisages in Africa is the right to manufacture, to the industrialisation of products, to beneficiation.

He pointedly emphasised the role of community energy schemes, which he said could help supply the 300,000 new jobs he envisages in green technology.

Indeed, Mr. Berlusconi, a television magnate turned politician, likens the changes he envisages in the state's role in the Italian economy to the ideas of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who attacked entrenched labor power.

One positive effect he envisages in the coming decades is that as the climate gets warmer, more vines can be planted, possibly making the region's growth area as extensive as it was before the ravages of phylloxera in the late 1800s.

But while interest in energy storage projects in the UK is surging - a recent call from National Grid for 200MW of short-term storage was oversubscribed six times - it is starting from a low base: just 24MW has been installed compared to the 5,000MW the government's official advisers, the Committee on Climate Change, envisages in a low-carbon nation in 2030.

Therefore, these CYP98A members in eggplant would have evolved through different processes than the mRNA-mediated retroposition envisaged in A. thaliana.

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

Fertility was envisaged in terms of seven-year cycles.

That was the country George Osborne envisaged in the peroration to his 2011 budget speech.

The separation of powers, as envisaged in the constitution of Iran, stops at the supreme leader.