Sentence examples for that envisaged from inspiring English sources

But that shows his idea of a fiscal union is a million miles form that envisaged by Mark Carney.

"Unfortunately, Russia failed to accomplish first-stage tasks that envisaged elimination of one percent of the chemical weapons stocks -- 400 tons -- by the end of 2000".

That target was changed in the spring, to a new timetable that envisaged gradual reductions in the 14 American combat brigades over a period up to December next year.

That decision, however, applies only to Marley's pre-1978 recordings, which are governed by an earlier law that envisaged termination rights only in specific circumstances after 56 years, and it is being appealed.

A 15-year plan was put in place when new owners became involved in what was then Kirkham and Wesham in 2007, one that envisaged Football League status being achieved by 2022.

But the move was opposed by trade unions, which had been pushing for an alternative plan that envisaged 300,000 public-sector workers taking 12 days' unpaid leave in 2010, as well as agreeing to reforms in working practices.

However, we here show that the envisaged scenarios all lead to an increased risk of motion sickness.

Africa has embraced mobile communications and is leapfrogging ahead, achieving technological and developmental gains that few envisaged.For me, this speaks volumes about the potential of Africa.

However, one may reasonably worry that the envisaged fictionalist move doesn't in fact help at all with the Frege-Geach problem.

It's not producing the mixed community that was envisaged". .

In another confessional moment, Rushkoff wonders "do virtual worlds make being utterly alone a bit more bearable?" Not exactly the techno-utopia that some envisaged in the early dawn of the net.