Sentence examples for terms envisaged from inspiring English sources

International creditors have made clear that the new government's first priority will be implementation of the tough terms envisaged in the €130bn bailout programme agreed for Greece at an EU leaders' summit in October.

Measurements on the autoclaved material provided the most promising results in terms of envisaged shelf life, although freeze drying was also found to be a suitable processing technique for most of the investigated PAHs.

We are grateful for his valuable and insightful contributions, albeit for a shorter term than envisaged.

"We are grateful for his valuable and insightful contributions albeit for a shorter term than envisaged.

The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011 envisaged exceptional circumstances in which an early election can be held, and those provisions should be invoked.

The Orma pastoral women provide an apt example of this latter dynamic (Einsminger 1992).112 The Kenya National Development Plan of 1989 to 1993 envisaged long-term goal policy plans that stressed improvements in standard of living of people in Arid and Semi-arid Lands (ASALs) by integrating them into the wider Kenya economy.

The core five-piece – completed by Brian Nasher Nashsh on guitar –never envisaged Frankie in such conceptual terms, which accounts for later problems when they complained of being manipulated by ZTT.

The investigation involved an assessment of 500 registered small-scale CDM projects under the Kyoto Protocol in terms of their potential impact on the envisaged sustainable development goals for rural communities.

However, a few of them, e.g. 99Tc and 129I, are longlived and may contribute to the radiotoxicity and hazard associated with an envisaged repository for their long-term disposal in a stable geologic formation, e.g. a salt dome.

Such composite workflows are termed as meta-workflows [7 9] and are envisaged to use existing workflows as components of the meta-workflow for improving their development and enabling their reusability.

Calls for the island to leave the bloc have mounted as the knowledge has also sunk in that the price of international rescue funds in terms of budget cuts will be far higher than originally envisaged - at €13bn almost double the amount creditors at the EU and IMF had demanded when the agreement was initially sealed on March 25.