Sentence examples for in its scenario from inspiring English sources

The Obama adviser said that the campaign had included the health care exclusion in its scenario because "the way the governor talked about it on Monday he listed three things and one of them was health insurance".

This early build, later dubbed "Resident Evil 1.5" ("Biohazard 1.5" in Japan) by producer Shinji Mikami, differed drastically from the released version in its scenario, presentation and gameplay mechanics.

NeMHIP has been designed with the goal of providing a complete security framework for communications in ITS scenarios.

The European Commission had produced its own debt sustainability analysis, based partially on IMF data, which is less pessimistic in its scenarios and is one of the documents mentioned on the Greek referendum ballot paper.

This was a $16,000-a-year value under the Obama campaign example, but without that number, in its scenarios the two families would get a tax cut, instead of paying more, according to the Romney advisor.

In an ITS scenario, it is common to have a significant amount of onboard devices that comprise a cluster of nodes (a mobile network) that demand connectivity to the outside networks.

Remarkably, the European Banking Authority's latest stress test for the eurozone's banks does not contemplate the possibility of deflation in its adverse scenario.

In its current scenario, which assumes that countries actually pursue the emission-cutting policies they are now espousing, the IEA sees renewables and nuclear growing substantially until 2035; in the new gas scenario they grow a bit less.

The upwelling paradigm is appealing because the details found in its envisioned scenario for EPB development contain the elements that could be responsible for the so-called D2D variability.

However, Minas Gerais (the state targeted by the present study) continued in the period with 853 municipalities; thereby showing no change in its geopolitical scenario (see table 3).

The report also cites three commodities that are particularly tied to China's growth: copper, above all; then soyabeans; and oil.In its hedging scenarios, Goldman's report concentrates on some different products.