Sentence examples for that envisage from inspiring English sources

"They are backed by hedge funds and others that envisage an economy which is an offshore economy of low tax, high profits, low wages".

Although Cloud Atlas (2004)—a far-reaching book by David Mitchell, one of the more ambitious novelists to emerge during this period contained chapters that envisage future eras ravaged by malign technology and climactic and nuclear devastation, it devoted more space to scenes set in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Aside from a series of employment and visa bans on Turkish nationals, it ordered Russian travel agents to "suspend the sale to Russian citizens of products that envisage visiting the territory of the Turkish Republic" and ordered the government to roll out a ban on charter flights between the two countries.

In particular, rheology promptly identifies cross-linking reactions, which can be difficult to be detected through common analytical techniques that envisage the solubilization of the polymer sample.

A few scholars also question the appropriateness of policies that envisage the use of public subsidies to stimulate the growth of this industry and to accelerate market penetration.

The MT method is considered to be one of the best methods for imaging models that envisage the presence of fluids, underplated material, and melt at the deep crustal depths (for a review, see Jones, 1992).

Some 700 representatives adopted a draft constitution on July 12 that envisaged a bicameral legislature and the dissolution of the congress.

Fiat announced an agreement yesterday with Ford Motor that envisages the two working together on new models of their small cars.

Since 1991, India's central government has had a "Look East Policy" that envisages closer ties with the country's eastern neighbors.

The air force has adopted a doctrine of "counterspace operations" that envisages either destroying enemy satellites in a future war or temporarily disabling them.

The nation's paranoia was inflamed by scaremongering fiction that envisaged a German invasion (The Riddle of the Sands and so on).