"I immediately envisaged an umbrella -- to stick into that thicket of steel rods".
It was not immediately clear if the punishment envisaged by Rodriguez would be limited to public officials convicted of graft or apply to criminals generally.
If it works well for humans, says Edward Meloni of the Harvard team: "We envisage that patients could self-administer xenon immediately after experiencing a spontaneous intrusive traumatic memory, such as awakening from a nightmare".
Mr. Bush gave no specific clue as to which Palestinian leader he envisaged replacing Mr. Arafat, and it was not immediately clear that any of those now in leading positions could meet the criteria set.
It immediately wrote down $40 billion of the $60 billion in total losses it envisaged.
If a multinational force is agreed, British officials have said they envisage its deployment in two phases: an initial small force on the border almost immediately after a ceasefire is agreed, and a bigger body of between 10,000 and 20,000 troops that would, as Mr Blair put it, allow Lebanese forces into the south, which has long been a Hizbullah fiefdom.
Immediately after WWII, unlike statisticians' reforms, accountants failed to establish the Cabinet-controlled Accounting Committee and Accounting Lawhichch were originally envisaged as the key to successful "Accountics": the management of the socio-economy through standardized accounting (Part I).
To establish that these ideas are in God, he then invokes an Augustinian principle, namely that 'nothing can act immediately upon the mind unless it is superior to it.' To make sense of this principle, one must envisage, as Augustine did, a hierarchy of being in which minds are higher than bodies and God constitutes the upper limit of moral perfection.
The leaders of the 15 members of the European Union warned Iraq that it must disarm "immediately and fully," but said that Europe wants to achieve this disarmament peacefully and war should only be envisaged as a last resort.
I can envisage two alternatives.
