Sentence examples for which envisage from inspiring English sources

Hollick said the biggest surprise during the committee's inquiry was the "fragility" of the government's nuclear ambitions, which envisage new nuclear reactors in Somerset, Suffolk, Anglesey and Cumbria.

Wilshaw's strongest language comes in thinlyveiled criticism of the current government's policies, which envisage failing schools being passed between sponsors to create competition in school improvement.

Hattie Craig, from Defend Education Birmingham and the NCAFC says: "Students are daring to call for demands which envisage a radical reshaping of education.

There are also, importantly, Gandhian notions of self-reliance deeply rooted in religious teaching, which envisage more locally rooted economies as the path to sustainable prosperity.

If he meant that literally, he would have to oppose major elements of the Obama health plans, which envisage expanding existing public programs and probably adding a new public program to compete with private plans.

The activity of the rare earth alloys was compared to other Ni– and Pt based materials, with promising results being reported, which envisage application of these materials as electrodes in direct borohydride fuel cells.

They fashioned a charter of government which envisaged the widest possible toleration of conflicting views.

He even authored a dystopian science fiction novel which envisaged an America under the yoke of global, environmentalist government.

Another was the 2003 Quartet road map, which envisaged the emergence of a Palestinian state alongside Israel by the end of 2005.

It has produced a road map to democracy, which envisages a referendum on the constitution, followed by new elections.

Unlike iX, which envisages two separate regulatory regimes, it would have had one rulebook for trading, and one for clearing.