Sentence examples for has already envisaged from inspiring English sources

Puzzles are set whose solutions a playful author has already envisaged.

Another mechanism that the coalition has already envisaged and which deserves special attention is the creation of sub-coalitions at the local level.

The Czechs had long been restless under the Austrian regime, and one of their leading intellectual spokesmen, Tomáš Masaryk (in fact a Slovak), had already envisaged the carving of Czechoslovak and Yugoslav states out of Austria-Hungary in December 1914.

Ogle's then managing director and chief designer was Tom Karen, who, in 1955, had already envisaged an aesthetically pleasing three-wheeler with "girl appeal" – and made no attempts whatsoever to disguise its three wheels.

Hartman et al. [ 63, 64], had already envisaged a phagocytic RNA ancestor (the "chronocyte") as precursors of eukaryotes; they proposed that the nucleus originated from the absorption by the chronocyte of an ancestor of the Crenarchaeotes with a DNA genome.

Shareholders including the Brazilian investment funds GP Investimentos and Opportunity said that the extra investment had already been envisaged in March, in the early days of the upstart's operations.

Have you already envisaged new actions that should be addressed by means of Lean (whether or not they emerged from previously mentioned actions)?

LNG Stade GmBh consortium, uniting Macquarie Group Ltd. and China Harbor Engineering, has already revealed a plan envisaging a terminal capable of handling between 5 and 8 billion cubic meters (bcm) per year.

But it emerged one ideal originally envisaged by the London hosts has already been snuffed out after Olympic sponsor EDF Energy said its prototype low-carbon fuel made of a miscanthus or elephant grass briquette would not be ready in time.

The saving ratio has already risen beyond the Treasury's forecast this April, which envisaged it averaging 4.5% in 2009 and 5% in 2010.

Warr wanted UCL to withdraw its objections, then Falcon could "make an immediate impact with the Emiratis … I do not envisage involving Lord Deighton at this stage unless it has already reached crisis point".