Sentence examples for which foresees from inspiring English sources

"There are international agreements, such as the Trips agreement, which foresees this last possibility," he said.

This week Mr Steinbrück unveiled a budget which foresees that €3 billion will come in from the Bundesbank this year.

On July 24th the cabinet agreed to a privatisation bill which foresees the sale of a maximum of 49% of DB.

It bases this claim on the Health Education England's Workforce Plan for England, which foresees a fall of 1,966 full-time nurses by 2019.

The conference would be based on last June's Geneva agreement, which foresees a cease-fire and negotiations between the regime in Damascus and the opposition groups, leading to the formation of a transitional governing body.

A confidential memo prepared by the Washington law firm Patton Boggs recently released under court order laid out the plaintiffs' strategy, which foresees using a European industrial espionage firm to investigate Chevron's assets around the world.

Such a move also ran counter to Zionism, which foresaw all Jews moving to Israel.

In 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt charted a second plan, which foresaw the need to invest in electrical generation.

Though it is unlikely to herald a change to the paper's budget plans, which foresee a 2p increase later this year, variable pricing might be used in future.

• The job movement is afforded by easily abrogated TV contracts, which foresee that coaches turned analysts are soon on the prowl to coach or manage again.

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