SISS, with the emphasis on the system rather than the school as self-improving, envisages the creation of a network of schools delivering sustainable gains in pupil achievement.
Initially, only verbal informataion supplied by a nurse on the knowledge required for patient self-care was envisaged.
Support for self-management is envisaged within the definitions of person-centered care that emphasize support for health promotion (e.g., Mezzich et al. 2009; Stewart 2001) and active participation in rehabilitation (Leplege et al. 2007).
But after stalking the Conservative Party conference's fringe meetings around Birmingham, I've started to get the gist, which is... er... something about "freedom", as envisaged by self-important PPE students who've watched too much Hornblower on ITV4.
The park will take as long as 10 years to be fully developed but is envisaged as a self-contained media ecosystem, with soundstages, digital production and broadcast facilities, and media schools.
We argue that for cross-sector health partnership that are envisaged to become self-sustaining policy-makers need to provide a longer-term mandate and pump-prime funding.
A dimensional diagnostic system comprising the relevant domains, such as relationship / attachment representation, assessing interpersonal trust, emotion regulation, affinity to dissociation / sensual perception, and lacking expectation of self-efficacy, could also be envisaged.
All work was directed to making the monastery self-sufficient and self-contained; intellectual, literary, and artistic pursuits were not envisaged, but the presence of boys to be educated and the current needs of the monastery for service books, Bibles, and the writings of the Church Fathers implied much time spent in teaching and in copying manuscripts.
These self-styled prophets of a new world envisaged freedom from the bourgeois order being achieved in various ways.
David Cole, a self-proclaimed Holocaust revisionist and Taki magazine columnist, envisaged the movement sliding into bickering and in-fighting, stuck in "rabbit warrens" of online trolling rather than policy shaping.
