Sentence examples for paper envisages from inspiring English sources

Councils are currently able to expand existing maintained primary schools, but they will lose that ability if all schools become academies by 2022, as the white paper envisages.

Residential care was one of the first state services to be provided by a "range of diverse providers", which the paper envisages right across the waterfront, and on the very day the white paper emerged, the biggest of these care providers, Southern Cross, announced it was shutting down.

The paper envisages strict conditionality and continuous assessment to ensure that each country meets the criteria laid down for eventual membership.

This paper envisages to provide a brief assessment of such options – elements composing a solid financial regulatory system in Europe.

This paper envisages presenting the sensitivity of pushover analysis results to geometric and material modelling parameters by comparing the analysis results with that of experimental investigations.

With this regard, as pro-active gateway discovery reduces delay and reactive discovery reduces routing overhead, this paper envisages a hybrid gateway discovery mechanism for VMesh network, combining the pros of both pro-active and reactive concepts.

He also wrote a paper envisaging counter-terrorism and intelligence gathering roles for the service, predictions that have since been realised.

This paper envisaged the CSHs as momentary forces of transition, which suggests an algorithmic perspective towards competing risks.

Potential applications of the resource allocation scheme presented in this paper are envisaged for example in wireless mesh networks to control transmit powers and beamformers of base stations (mesh routers).

He ticked it off for its ostrich-style behaviour: the sector has made only one response to the government's communications white paper which vaguely envisages further ownership concentration.

The paper did not envisage, of course, the legacy of 9/11, the open-ended wild goose chase against the Taliban in Afghanistan, and hunkering down for six years in Basra.