Taylor, born in the new town, believes a plan for up to 2030, which envisages further expansion with potential for more than 7,600 more homes, revamped shops and offices, seven redeveloped neighbourhood centres and much else, underlines the council's ambition.
Hydraulic fracturing, to give it its full name, is at the heart of the Chancellor's "dash for gas" which envisages that up to 30 power stations may be needed by 2030.
Though avowedly a defensive exercise, this includes rehearsals for Oplan 5015, which envisages attacking North Korea's nuclear sites and "decapitating" the top leadership.
In a US webcast on Tuesday he said the pact, which envisages billions of dollars in sanctions relief for Iran, was a bad deal encouraging nuclear weapons proliferation.
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.
Unlike iX, which envisages two separate regulatory regimes, it would have had one rulebook for trading, and one for clearing.
One which envisages an opening up of the digital display canvas again, with space for marketing messages to stretch their legs again.
First, the focus upon PV+ interneurons is congruent with contemporary models, which envisage a critical role for these cells and their NMDA receptors in the pathogenesis of the disorder (e.g., Gonzalez-Burgos and Lewis 2008; Lisman et al. 2008; Lodge et al. 2009; Belforte et al. 2010; Woo et al. 2010).
Hattie Craig, from Defend Education Birmingham and the NCAFC says: "Students are daring to call for demands which envisage a radical reshaping of education.
This finding is in contrast with formal definitions of SDM, which envisage a more active role for patients.
