Eliot L. Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, had found the draft regulations so offensive that he had threatened to sue Mr. Feinberg, arguing that the regulations as first envisioned failed to follow the intent of Congress.
Flown by a three-member crew, it began combat operations in mid-1944, the first United States craft envisioned to find enemy planes at night and in bad weather.
As a result, Lyft could end up look more like the peer-to-peer ride-sharing platform that the founders first envisioned, as opposed to just a taxi replacement you hail with an app.
In the hotel trade, Rezidor SAS, part of the SAS airline group, in March announced a chain of midsize hotels bearing the name of the Italian fashion house Cerruti; Versace three years ago opened the Palazzo Versace, a Hollywood-style renaissance palace south of Brisbane on Australia's Gold Coast, the first in what is envisioned to be a chain of luxury hotels.
A putative second mutation could be envisioned to occur only in a small subset of cells and, therefore, may remain undiscovered during genetic screening.
You see, the 140-character limit was instituted because the service was first envisioned as a way to communicate via SMS.
But her policy might haunt her, particularly as strains emerge and the war appears more complex than first envisioned -- and sold -- to the American public.
First envisioned in 1998, Monk went through development hell due to difficulties to find an actor to the main role.
A version of the museum Mr. Wilder first envisioned in 1992 after a trip to Africa is now being built on the Mall in Washington: the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Mr. Williams, along with the other founders, Biz Stone and Jack Dorsey, first envisioned Twitter as an easy way to stay in touch with people you already know.
