Sentence examples for that were envisioned from inspiring English sources

This winter the Salvation Army is distributing 3,000 jackets in Canada that were envisioned, executed and donated by the ad agency.

He made no mention of the fact that talks with North Korea that were envisioned for this week have been postponed until after the New Year holiday.

"Given all the circumstances, it's only natural that many deals that were envisioned cannot be executed at this point," said Ronald Konitzer, one of several former business advisers to Mr. Jackson who have not had access to him since the scandal erupted and Leonard Mohammed, a leader of the Nation of Islam, took charge of Mr. Jackson's affairs.

Under strong pressure from industries as varied as steel and motorbike makers, the Trade Ministry said last week that it would seek to renegotiate some of the 350-odd tariff reductions that were envisioned in the first year of the accord, set to take effect in January.

"Raising tolls on Hudson River crossings will reduce the number of cars coming into Manhattan, increase revenue for New Jersey Transit and provide funding for Port Authority projects that were envisioned as being eligible for congestion pricing funds," said John Gallagher, a spokesman for Mayor Bloomberg.

None of these changes are overly complex or very costly, but they do require that we look past the individual conditions and treatments and implement the integrated care and community services and supports that were envisioned in the Community Mental Health Act 50 years ago.

"That is why the sanctions do not yield the results that are envisioned for them, in most cases," he said.

Many of the attractive features of electric drive that are envisioned for warships can also be applied to ocean research.

The saga dates to 2014, when a board member for the center purchased land that was envisioned for a mosque.

Although there are some quality major leaguers on this list of debuts, none came close to the dominant career that is envisioned for Strasburg.

"I don't know of any collective that operates in the way that is envisioned by this ordinance," said Mr. Duncan, of Americans for Safe Access.