"envisage in" or "envisage by"?
| Indisputably, the procedure envisaged in the abovesaid provisions has not been observed. |
| The planning application for Wylfa was envisaged in early 2012, that for Oldbury in 2014. |
| At Simla, the final settlement was envisaged in the narrow context of the cartography of Jammu &; Kashmir. |
| Moreover the additional countercyclical buffer envisaged in good times should help to prevent the inflation of asset bubbles. |
| Furthermore, the use of the credit card details in this instance was specifically for the purpose envisaged in the rental agreement. |
| Comeuppance, any individual? Destiny, as envisaged in Jab Tak Hai Jaan is a shaky paramour, tricky to please and absolutely heightened-support. |
| If measures are envisaged in relation to the affected employees, the employer that envisages the measures must consult the employee representatives about them. |
| Yet such an employment of carrier aviation, however desirable in the situation of the moment, was certainly not envisaged in the existing unification agreements. |
| A similar instance can be observed in the case of the political set up envisaged by Islam. |
| A market very different from that envisaged by 19th century free trade ideologies and one very far from being perfect. |
| The sort of suburban, low velocity trips envisaged by changing the law is of sufficiently low risk to make the law worth repealing. |
| The idea of a social Europe, envisaged by Jacques Delors as a balance to the single market, has been the casualty of a headlong rush towards liberalisation for its own sake. |
| One of the means which is envisaged for the purpose is education. |
| But Chain, unlike Fleming, remained remarkably optimistic about the possibilities that could be envisaged for penicillin. |
| From the productivity assessed, the 3,560 ha of Group A4, which could have sufficed in maintaining almost half the 3,000 LSU envisaged for the ranch, could maintain only 680 LSU. |
| It was never really envisaged with the level of expansion, corruption and inequality we have forced it into today. |
| But it meant I had to do a lot more work at the end of the novel writing process that I would ever have envisaged at the beginning. |
| This, in our view, upsets the delicate balance envisaged under the Charter, and undermines the overall effectiveness of the United Nations system. |
| Four main lines of study have been envisaged within this perspective. |
| Mills made the changes he envisaged within the three and a half years he took charge of this nation as leader and political head. |