Sentence examples for envisions power from inspiring English sources

The i-ROAD concept envisions power from an electric motor and battery pack that can enable travel up to 30 miles on a charge.

Between Authoritarian God and Benevolent God believers within the same religious tradition -- and across traditions -- strong differences exist with regard to fundamental views on the family: the former envision power and control, the latter warmth and support.

They envision power and utility companies adding a new function and, with it, a new business model to accompany their traditional role as suppliers of energy and managers of transmission and distribution.

The dams originated in the mind of entrepreneur Thomas Aldwell, who envisioned power plants to fuel the local economy and run a paper mill.

Regulators envision most power being sold in negotiated long-term contracts.

"I had originally envisioned her power set very differently," she said of Kamala.

A public option for health care could work much like the yardstick Roosevelt envisioned public power becoming.

Aware of the problem, Mr. Chirac has stopped using the expression "multipolar world," which enraged Bush administration officials because it seemed to envision a power to oppose rather than support America.

"Instead of envisioning the power of evil as an alien force that threatens and invades human beings from outside, the author of Philip urges each person to recognize the evil within, and consciously eradicate it," she writes.

Jacques Chiracc had stopped using the expression 'multipolar world,"' Elaine Sciolino of The Times wrote from Paris, reporting that some senior French officials said "he did not want to unnecessarily antagonize the Bush administration, which regards the expression as a rhetorical red flag because it seemed to envision a power to oppose rather than support America".

Tom Casten goes even further, envisioning small power plants spread out across America for homes and businesses.