Sentence examples for which envisages from inspiring English sources

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.

Corbyn will also push Labour's Brexit plan, which envisages a customs union, a strong single-market relationship and a guarantee on workers' rights, consumer standards and environmental protections.

The goal must be more ambitious than the Treasury's current projection, which envisages a deficit of 5.5% of GDP in four years' time.

It is a manifesto for the right to otherness, by no means for "the neoliberal fantasy of multiculturalism", which envisages a world of loyalty to roots.

Pluthero's parting shot is a new plan to "reset" the business, which envisages lots of cost-cutting, "revised pricing methodologies" and expansion into the "cloud" data hosting market.

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.

When, in 1962, Enoch Powell, then Conservative health minister, launched the Hospital Plan – which envisaged massive NHS expansion – skilled staff were in short supply.

The campaigners have stepped back from a relatively lavish original plan, which envisaged scrapping the old surface and building a new 250m track to Olympic standards.