Sentence examples for strategy envisaged from inspiring English sources

For both experiments, a brief description of the most relevant detectors, the trigger systems and the trigger strategy envisaged for B physics is presented.

Also like the KMT, the VNQDD's revolutionary strategy envisaged a military takeover, followed by a period of political training for the population before a constitutional government could take control.

The strategy envisages 50% of DfID spending now going on fragile states and regions.

The 2050 Swiss energy strategy envisages 30 75% introduction of electric cars by 2050, which is designed to support the goal of decarbonising the energy sector.

Even so, it suffered from divided counsel: Brunswick urged an overhesitant strategy envisaging a systematic advance with the reduction of the fortresses on the Meuse and reserving a march on Paris for the following spring, while the king of Prussia and Hohenlohe Friedrich Wilhelm vonn Hohenlohe-Kirchberg) thought in terms of a military promenade to carry them to Paris by the late summer.

The strategy envisages to continue and to revise the current regulatory framework laying down standards and regulations of vehicle emissions, to support R&D in green technologies, to support consumer information and market uptake by introducing EU-wide electro-mobility projects and to engage in international standardisation activities and dialogues.

The training strategy envisages two levels of training activities to guarantee the programme sustainability and impact (Fig. 1).

This finding confirms international evidence showing that a vaccination strategy envisaging an additional dose at birth or maternal immunization is advisable to prevent disease in the first six months of life [ 20, 28, 32].

The Department's latest strategy envisages close cooperation with the UKCRC and patients, while firmly building on the premise that research can be attractive to the best minds and effective while driven by needs of the NHS.

The Strategy envisages that by 2030, there will be no preventable deaths of mothers and newborns or stillbirths, every child will be a wanted child, and every unwanted pregnancy will be prevented through appropriate education and full access for all to high quality integrated services.

The PHC outreach team strategy envisages that a team of generalist community health workers (CHWs), led and supported by a professional nurse, will be responsible for a defined number of households and will form close links with the local health facility.