Sentence examples for will envisage the from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Hearing direct quotes instead of paraphrases will help the interviewer envisage the story and follow along as it was happening.

This is a building that has until now been rather more impressive from the outside, but the opening of the underground sections means that visitors will be able to envisage the entertainments held here from a new, if chilling perspective.

Fellow researcher Dr Marcus Davey said: "We envisage the unit will look pretty much like a traditional incubator.

This expression analysis will be very useful to envisage the functional role of these genes in abiotic stress signaling, stress tolerance and plant development.

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

As now envisaged, the system will require a transmitter costing about $79 that is attached to the computer; SimpleFi, a $249 receiver attached to the home stereo, and SimpleAuto, either a $399 receiver with 10-gigabyte memory or a $499 receiver with a 20-gigabyte memory for the car.

The NMC envisages the checks will form part of the appraisal process.

Nathan can operate at both fly-half and centre, although Warriors boss Sean Lineen envisages the Kiwi will play mainly at centre.