Sentence examples for envisions are from inspiring English sources
The tribunals Mr. Bush envisions are a breathtaking departure from due process.
The S.E.C. says that the changes it envisions are intended to make fees clearer to investors and to enhance price competition.
That Breggin may be wrong in the way he thinks about biology and behavior doesn't mean that the unsettling scenarios he envisions are far-fetched.
The richness and generosity of the outdoor spaces he envisions are the urban equivalent of the fanciest flower arrangement a city could give to itself.
The Medicare reforms that Gov. George W. Bush envisions are based on proposals that have been advanced by members of both parties.
Local preservation experts say the kinds of changes the county envisions are precisely what the pre-Civil War era village needs.
A larger issue is whether the high-end, low-impact tourism the project envisions is practical.
It is clear that the religion Maimonides envisions is not the normal kind.
The stark dichotomy Bush envisions is compelling, but it is also false.
The new world he envisions is not as rigid as the existing one.
What he envisions is a new new normal- of instability and sustained bimodal decision making.
