Sentence examples for which envisages the from inspiring English sources

Mathematicians have developed a theoretical model which envisages the end of the universe in around 22bn years, with a phenomenon called the "big rip".

The Israeli Knesset, or parliament, is due on Tuesday evening to debate a bill which envisages the "application of Israeli sovereignty" over al-Aqsa mosque compound.

Although he signed last year's international "road map", which envisages the creation alongside Israel of an independent, viable and democratic Palestine, he was careful to ensure that this map did not specify Palestine's final boundaries.

June 2, 2009 H&F announces a 20-year planning programme called Decent Neighbourhoods, which envisages the substantial redevelopment of five areas of the borough under the rubric "borough of opportunity".

The Juice proposal was chosen over two other ideas - Athena, which envisages the biggest X-ray telescope ever built, and NGO, which would place a trio of high-precision satellites in space to detect gravitational waves.

An exception to this is the syntrophic consortium model, which envisages the simultaneous fusion of a symbiotic community composed of all three partners: cytoplasm, nucleus, and mitochondria [ 23, 24].

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

I'm biased, because I wrote on it, but the Winning Formula project, which envisaged the future of data and sport in 2018, was great as well.

NIESR's forecasts were based on two scenarios, which envisaged the UK paying to remain inside the European Economic Area, and another that left firms to export to the rest of the world based on World Trade Organisation rules.

While Johnson never wavered in his commitment to architecture-as-art, he could hardly help being swept up in that aspect of the "socially relevant" thinking which envisaged the remaking of cities.

This was recognized by the plans for partition of the country drawn up by Great Britain (1937, 1938) and the United Nations (1947), each of which envisaged the Plain of Sharon as the core area of any proposed Jewish state.