Sentence examples for former envisages from inspiring English sources

For the latter, Dao is entirely conceptual, whereas the former envisages the Dao as referring to a mysterious substance or energy that brings about the cosmos and continues to sustain and regulate it.

But any such clause would frighten off former remainers who envisage a more pro-European future.

In these cases there is no community for which to provide the type of facilities that Jenkins envisages; the former inhabitants have moved away.

Liberal Democrat candidate Brian Paddick, a former senior Met officer, envisages stop and search being used far more carefully and police and local communities working together much more closely.

It is hard to envisage the former Liverpool, Chelsea and Real Madrid manager putting up with anything similar.

Given that Solskjaer had meticulously planned his management career; coaching United's reserves before returning to manage his former club, Molde, few envisaged a leap in the dark with Tan.

Separate figures show that one quarter of free schools that opened this year are situated in office blocks, not the "very handsome" buildings that former Education Secretary Michael Gove envisaged for his free schools programme.

Furthermore, the 24km stretch of former railway line is envisaged to become a linear park: already dubbed the "Rail Corridor", this park would be almost 10 times longer than New York's High Line.

Our research found that just over half of all local plans have proposed fewer homes than the former regional strategy had envisaged, and half of councils have yet to publish a new local plan.

Former president Yuichi Yamamura envisaged Northern Osaka as an international hub for life sciences.

A "concordat" between Imperial College London, Ashford borough council and Kent county council envisages turning the former agricultural college in Wye into a £1bn "world-class science research and manufacturing facility", creating 12,500 jobs in the county, and partly paid for by selling land for homes.