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Meanings of envisage by in English

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Usage of envisage by in English
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His way is not the way forward envisaged by the Belfast Agreement.
The Irish Times
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The war will take far longer than was envisaged by the war-gamers.
The Irish Times
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It's a long way from the revolution envisaged by founder Satoshi Nakamoto.
Reuters
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Overlaying the exhibition is a sound installation, envisaged by curator Frederic Sanchez.
The Guardian
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Contemplating commence building operations destined culminate erection dome envisaged by Centre Covenant-SHOGHI
Dawn of a New Day
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They want no part in the united Yemen envisaged by the Gulf initiative.
Reuters
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The model envisaged by the advisory group involved a Government-appointed council.
The Irish Times
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This isn't the violent overthrow envisaged by Marx and Engels.
The Guardian
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And it was a familiar story; the changes envisaged by the NCCA were politely ignored.
The Irish Times
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That declaration clearly betokens a mindset very different from the complacent one envisaged by Browne.
The Irish Times
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Or is the mercy envisaged by Enfandin a reality?
Bring the Jubilee
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It's not quite the communal eating idyll envisaged by the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg.
The Guardian
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But it was not, however, the one big union as envisaged by Connolly and Larkin.
The Irish Times
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The love envisaged by the Lambeth Conference is an invertebrate, joyless thing-notworth the having.
Birth Control: A Statement of Christian Doctrine against the Neo...
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Today the makeup of UK transport looks very different from the one envisaged by Dr Beeching.
The Guardian
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If you accept special creation as envisaged by the creationists, the world is not explainable scientifically.
The Irish Times