This is brilliantly demonstrated when she takes a bath and slowly settles under the dark water and envisions herself drowning (I was shocked to see so much breast on network television).
Martinez-Fraga envisions a centralized international investment law system, akin to the international criminal court system.
In Arthur C Clarke's July 20 , 2019 Life in the 21st Century, his 1986 novel speculating what a day in the 21st century might look like, Clarke envisions a cinema listing of the future.
The first floor of the building contains a small cinema, where Robertson envisions people watching classic films while spooning Malteser-covered cereal into their mouths.
He envisions a complicated mechanism in which services such as Facebook stop being free, but also stop obtaining data for nothing.
See articleChina's government revealed a blueprint for urbanisation that envisions giving permanent urban residency to 100m rural migrants and plans for 60% of China's population to live in cities by 2020.
Chief among them is China, which recently signed a deal with the African Union that envisions a network of high-speed railways to link all countries on the African continent in the next few decades.Several African countries have tapped international capital markets with debut bond issues in recent years.
To control costs, the scheme envisions an independent agency that would assess the cost-effectiveness of new pills, devices and therapies and decide whether they should receive reimbursement.Medicare rulesIn contrast to this big-bang approach is a proposal that could be described as creeping universalism.
It's not clear whether he envisions us being threatened by China, India, or Brazil, or how exactly that threat will materialise (perhaps like this).
The bill envisions modest reductions of 17% from 2005 levels by 2020, but the cuts get more swingeing over time (under the assumption that technology to mitigate emissions will improve).
He envisions fewer branches (there are currently 57 in the city) but more chances to have a flutter such as via a personal computer and through ATM-style video kiosks in bars and lottery shops.
