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Having failed to find alternative sites that were acceptable both to the Americans and to Japanese locals, the government has settled for a plan that envisages moving only some training exercises to other parts of Japan.

In theory, the pace of privatisation should pick up, thanks to a new constitutional amendment that envisages moving all but 25 state-owned companies into private ownership within eight to ten years (though the government will keep a 20% stake).

The draft law on renovation envisages moving some Muscovites into modern flats but has also fueled concerns about property rights, a year after city authorities provoked an outcry among small businesses by bulldozing many street kiosks.

This psychological pressure to stay at home is something that many foreign scientists working in Germany don't envisage before moving here.

One proposal under discussion envisages the Iraqi National Guard moving in to assert central-state control, while American troops stay out.

Further down the line, Mal senior said he can envisage its business moving into other areas of a farmer's business where it believes it can add value.

The pandemic plan envisaged all Australian states moving together through the pandemic phases.

The contract envisaged freeing up staff time by moving to a 'self-service' model where, for example, residents send their own faxes and book their own visits".

"It will be done on time," says Ecclestone, adding that although F1 is increasingly moving eastwards, he cannot envisage a time without races in Europe since "it is a world championship".

Moving supplies is also a mission envisaged for Boston Dynamic's Big Dog, which has captured public attention for its eerily mammal-like movements.

But he envisaged that the 21st Century would see "private enterprise moving into space to establish mining programs".