Sentence examples for envisioned actions from inspiring English sources
"We would never put ourselves in a position where we envisioned actions that we would take would be of assistance to the rest of the world but to the detriment of the United States," Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, told a Congressional panel last year.
While some officials privately predicted yesterday that agreement was possible by the end of the year, officials willing to speak for the record would say only that they envisioned action "in the near term".
The deactivation of the 17th Airborne Division meant that the 13th acquired several combat units from that division to bolster it for its envisioned action in Japan.
We can envision actions for more general stochastic processes by considering vertices which have more than two exiting edges, i.e. we can add a term to the action of the form S_{V}[x,tilde{x}] = frac{1}{n!}int dt tilde{x}^{n} h(x) for some n and function (h(x)).
Arthur Miller initially thought the set of "Death of a Salesman" should resemble a man's head because he envisioned the action taking place in the mind of Willie Loman.
Maurin envisioned an action program that included a newspaper, roundtable discussions, hospitality houses, and agrarian communes.
In his speech to Congress, Obama is expected to further outline his agenda for making health care more accessible and bolstering support for alternative energy, while explaining how he envisions his actions will lift the nation's economy.
These future-oriented plans were not precise predictions; instead, they involved envisioning what actions to consider in the future as counter moves.
This article presents the outcomes of these young people's participation in the disaster risk reduction capacity building events and policy-making, as well as the follow-up actions envisioned by the young participants of the Forum.
Verbs like has, does, goes, gets and puts are all dynamic, but they don't let us envision the action.
All told, this talky opera is a succession of monumental gestures: a listener was tempted to envision the action being performed in slow motion by eyeless bronze or marble statues.
