Sentence examples similar to envisioned issues from inspiring English sources

The policy also envisions issuing search warrants under the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 against members of the news media only when they — the journalists — are the focus of a criminal investigation for conduct not connected to ordinary newsgathering, and could not do so if the sole purpose is the investigation of another person — for example, a source.

"Man as Object: Reversing the Gaze" is intended to turn the tables, so to speak, and re-envision issues around gender, society and the "politics of exposure".

The performances and remarks from the first Tactos map users let us envision several issues to address in our future work.

He envisions issuing business licenses in the vast, unregulated marketplace of corrugated tin stalls.

Sometimes, those re-envisioned issues are aesthetic or cultural, and sometimes they are social or political.

In this paper we discuss the design of novel low-k materials, the structure/porosity effect on plasma damage and emerging solutions envisioned to mitigate these issues.

Considering the above issues, an envisioned Integrated VANET-cellular networks Heterogeneous Wireless Network architecture is proposed.

A call centre for help and advice and to report any issues is envisioned.

As dinner progressed and Warren complained that he wasn't the only member of his congregation with weight-related issues, Hyman envisioned using those small groups to help the Saddleback congregation get religious about health.

He started reading about alternative energy technologies, water conservation, energy efficiency and sustainability issues and envisioned the results people could achieve by not only investing private capital but by participating in policy decisions.

This approach is envisioned to help identify the issues at play and increase legitimacy and transparency of decisions.