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In the coming days, the draft of a new constitution will be released that will envisage a parliamentary system with a more powerful prime minister and a president who has a more ceremonial role.

Think washable nappies, and most of us will envisage a burdensome, time-consuming - not to mention smelly - commitment reserved only for the most dedicated eco-warrior.

Cameron's remarks show that, for the moment at least, ministers will only envisage a referendum if powers are transferred from Britain to the EU.

Ethnographic observation will envisage the ways in which users deal with the clinics; work organisation and processes; professional practices; and users' and professionals' decision-making processes relating to prophylactic treatment and the choice of prevention methods, specially PrEP and PEP.

As they survey the future, his investors will be envisaging a sport governed by bureaucrats who, unlike Ecclestone, have never raced a car or run a team.

While details are still emerging about the future of Xiongan – which will cover the counties of Xiongxian, Rongcheng and Anxin, as well as the Baiyangdian wetlands – reports envisage a city that will grow to three times the size of New York.

"I don't envisage a time I'll be unemployed shooting foxes," he says, shrugging.

But it also makes her more determined to carry on with the wedding as she'd envisaged.

He wants power to be generated close to those who will use it, and envisages a rash of solar roofs in San Diego.A more profound difference has to do with how the problem is diagnosed.

The Levellers had talked a good fight about the Criminal Justice Act: "It could lead to anarchy and probably will," Chadwick told the NME, envisaging a campaign of civil disobedience that would "fill up the jails and bankrupt the system".

Particular investigation on the window design in the context of COQAM will be envisaged in a future step.