Supporters of deregulation could proudly say that it had worked as envisioned: It had brought about lower prices and greater consumer choice.
Of course, Sanders's political revolution, at least as he envisions it, hasn't quite materialized.
Jamie Selway, the head of the broker ITG, said of Nasdaq's response after the I.P.O.: "It's hard to envision it having been handled more badly".
The app is the brainchild of a team of security experts who envision it having as much appeal for the tinfoil-hat-wearing crowd as it will for congressmen, hackers, journalists and their sources.
Pluralism, as Locke envisions it, has the potential to create agreement among competing and conflicting values, through the recognition of common features of various values and value systems.
Had it been carried only on UPN and TNN, as McMahon first envisioned, it could have struggled in relative obscurity and critics would never have waved their fingers of shame as they did at NBC for associating itself with subpar football and cheerleader cleavage.
As originally envisioned, it would have been available to households with annual incomes as high as $200,000.
Television never turned out to be the priceless instructional medium that educators envisioned, and it has become anachronistic in schools that prize the Internet as a state-of-the-art teaching tool.
The practice has not only allowed Mrs. Pecora to build the home she envisioned, but it has also led to some other rather distinctive houses, including a mountain chalet that looks like it got lost on the way to Switzerland and another with a glass pyramid on the roof.
"Its not just national because we envision it as having a scope that's way beyond just the United States.
