Sentence examples for envisaging at from inspiring English sources

While many Zionists believe there need be no inherent tension with Palestinians – envisaging, at least in theory, a state of Israel existing alongside a state of Palestine – the passionate activism of Palestinian supporters, particularly their frequent support for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) and a "one-state" solution, is unnerving to many.

No vote is envisaged at the end of debate.

The coalition Mr Netanyahu envisages, at least in public, is a statement in itself.

Since then, the Jubilee Line extension has powered further growth - far more than was envisaged at first.

The "special status" for the region, envisaged at Minsk, is widely seen as Russia's gain.

A broad agreement on the UK's renegotiation package is envisaged at the December summit of European leaders.

A third source of weakness is that no crisis-management tools were envisaged at the euro's launch.

Losses from the acquisition are "still in the same zip code" as the sum envisaged at the time, says John Stumpf, Wells's chief executive.

Some of this is probably still true, but the final revolution has not been the act of violence she and the Maoists envisaged at the time.

Many, including Tyler, consider it to be her best novel ("it is the one that came closest to what I envisaged at the beginning").

An American victory had never been envisaged at this would-be showcase for Russian pianistic supremacy, whose jury included both Sviatoslav Richter and Emil Gilels.