Sentence examples for means envisaged from inspiring English sources

For several decades, contracting authorities or public bodies have implemented a patrimonial management policy based on recommendations in which non-destructive evaluation is part of the means envisaged.

I said I'd listen and I think this proves that we have listened and we've delivered a package that's going to be appreciated by everybody and actually means we envisage no closures.

27 Furthermore, it is apparent from recital 44 in the preamble to Directive 2001/29 that the EU legislature meant to envisage, when Member States provide for the exceptions or limitations referred to by that directive, that the scope of those exceptions or limitations could be limited even more when it comes to certain new uses of copyright works and other subject-matter.

You only have to think of Royal Ballet principals Zenaida Yanowsky and Leanne Benjamin (one 5ft 7in, the other little more than 5ft) to see what Fullerton means, and to envisage the problems that a badly fitting tutu would cause.

FLOTTENRICHTER KRANZBt3HLER: One moment-the question whether other means might be envisaged to cause loss of life among the crews?

This study may be considered as a scientific evidence for what the general public agree and feel, that new means should be envisaged by the authorities in order to really stop the smoking in the public places.

Jürgen Klopp's faith in the continued improvement of his Liverpool squad means he does not envisage spending big money on reinforcements this summer.

This was by no means the grand British expedition envisaged by Markham and the geographical establishment, who were hostile and dismissive of Borchgrevink.

It has focused on a limited number of objectives and actions in a specific period: the documents of the project define goals and purposes in terms of malaria and HRAP and CCD would seem to be envisaged as a means to reach this end.

It meant that The Blonde Salad envisaged to only cooperate with a limited number of luxury fashion advertisers, inevitably reducing the blog's revenues.

However, Resolution said Treasury reductions to work allowances in UC announced by the chancellor, George Osborne, a year ago meant that any gains originally envisaged by UC may now be outweighed by the likely pain and effort of implementing it.