Sentence examples for the report envisions from inspiring English sources

Here's how the report envisions the politics: Many citizens and policy makers regard newspapers as an essential part of the American democracy, as evidenced by a recent congressional hearing and a spate of conferences.

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The report envisions the occupiers moving to "transitional housing," though the writer cautions they could be away from the Stony lands for over 15 years.

What the report envisions is that with good access to both hardware and high quality content as well as data and systems that can travel with the student from home to school to library to Boys and Girls Club, the learner becomes the center of the hub, with help and support from all those around.

The report, Envisioning a 21st Century Science and Engineering Workforce for the United States, describes "a shrinking workforce [and] an unprecedented labor shortage".

Mathew J. Burrows, a former counselor at the National Intelligence Council, is director of Atlantic Council's Strategic Foresight Initiative and author of the Atlantic Council report Envisioning 2030: US Strategy for the Coming Technology Revolution.

Our report envisions a coherent set of baby steps that cumulatively could be the beginning of something effective.

United States' Wind Vision report envisions wind energy to generate 20%and35%5% of nation׳s electricity by 2030 and 2050 respectively.

The report, however, envisioned using the savings from consolidation to train "hundreds or thousands of additional individuals," not using it to pay for tax cuts for the rich.

Its report envisioned the revamped NRC as "a constellation of large-scale, sectoral collaborative R&D centres involving business, the university sector and the provinces".

In the reporting system envisioned by the Obama administration, patients and their relatives would report medical errors and near misses through a Web site and in telephone interviews.