• But it will still be too much for the pace of change envisaged in the Basic Law.

    ECONOMIST: All eyes on China

  • The Lords envisaged in the white paper will eventually have 600 members, of whom only 120 are to be elected.

    ECONOMIST: Bagehot

  • The panel urged that the tests be repeated, since unemployment is expected to exceed the level envisaged in the worst-case scenario.

    ECONOMIST: Repaying TARP money

  • Today's decrepit Russia will find it hard to maintain even the 2, 500 warheads envisaged in the Start-3 agreement the two sides are just starting to negotiate.

    ECONOMIST: Anti-missile defence

  • The social progress envisaged in the 2015 targets requires the kind of nationwide nannying that only an accountable domestic government, not a distant foreign donor, can sustain (see article).

    ECONOMIST: Global poverty

  • Both men have used them as patronage and to soak up unemployment, letting them swell to around 85, 000-strong, far beyond the 30, 000 limit envisaged in the Oslo peace accords of the 1990s.

    ECONOMIST: The Palestinian territories

  • Since these issues include Jerusalem, borders and Israeli settlements, any talks on them would certainly run swiftly aground if the parallel process of gradual Israeli withdrawal envisaged in the Oslo accords were halted.

    ECONOMIST: Albright��s perilous debut

  • He said that it was for the parties to decide when the time is right, but the government will be ready to make the transfer of powers next May "as envisaged in the St Andrews Agreement".

    BBC: RELATED BBC SITES

  • During his interview with the Politics Show, Mr Paice conceded that it may not be possible to produce a sufficiently robust and compelling case to proceed with the kind of cull envisaged in the government's proposals.

    BBC: Badger cull 'may not happen' says farming minister

  • It is far gloomier, for instance, than that envisaged in the EU retrenchment programme, which assumes that Greece will get its deficit below 3% of GDP in three years and that the economy can continue to grow as it does so.

    ECONOMIST: Bailing out Greece

  • White House officials tell CNN that Clinton is in the final stages of approving a proposal to get the FEC to take action on its own that would achieve the ban on soft money envisaged in the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform legislation.

    CNN: AllPolitics - Clinton Wrapping Up "Soft Money" Proposal

  • "Before the events of the last week, the emerging military advice, based on our assessment of current conditions, was that further reductions might not be possible at the rate envisaged in the October announcement -- although it remains our clear direction of travel, " Browne said.

    CNN: UK halts troop cuts after Iraq clashes

  • Sir Reg said it was "unfortunate" that he had not been asked whether he would take on the role envisaged for him in the agreement as co-chair along with the SDLP's Margaret Ritchie of a working group to examine ways to improve how the power-sharing cabinet operates.

    BBC: UUP will not 'rush deal decision'

  • However, experts suggest that Boeing can make up for the difference as no new orders are envisaged for A320neo in the short term.

    FORBES: Boeing Can Climb To $91 With 737 Max

  • They included announcing a departure sooner than the date in late July envisaged by Mr Blair and something like a joint premiership in the interim.

    ECONOMIST: Tony Blair

  • Then Unep, or the UNEO, or whatever it metamorphoses into, may finally be able to make the impact envisaged in Stockholm 34 years ago, and help human societies to "...shape our actions throughout the world with a more prudent care for their environmental consequences".

    BBC: NEWS | Science/Nature | New environment chief targets poverty

  • The changes can, he believes, deliver the 50% increase in organ donations over five years envisaged by the taskforce.

    BBC: Ad prompts surge in organ donors

  • Ms. Vanzin highlighted the next steps envisaged, with the hope to move forward in their achievement to "develop a stronger economy where TVET and the private sector can collaborate to ensure the future of Iraq".

    UNESCO: Strengthening the bond between TVET and the Private Sector

  • NAFTA, as the Americans envisaged in Miami.

    ECONOMIST: The road from Santiago | The

  • Palestinian terrorism has created a situation in which the only envisaged solution is a clear separation of the populations.

    ECONOMIST: Israel and Palestine

  • The irony is that this involves eliminating the remote readability that was envisaged to be such a crucial feature of the system in the first place.

    ECONOMIST: High-tech passports are not working

  • More than half of the envisaged corporate fixed investment in large projects has been coming from infrastructure since 2008-09.

    FORBES: Infrastructure Investment in India Falls Off a Cliff

  • As we made clear yesterday, we believe U.S. forces are not engaged in the kind of hostilities envisaged by the War Powers resolution.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Semiautomatic handguns and semiautomatic assault rifles that fire many rounds in a minute were not envisaged by the founders nor do they do much more to enhance self-defense than an ordinary pistol or rifle.

    CNN: Gun violence is a national security issue

  • The reductions which took effect last year were only a small part of the total envisaged much larger cuts are due in later years (again, these were staggered to keep the overall cost of the tax cuts down).

    ECONOMIST: Playing politics with tax | The

  • When he underwent the initial surgery in early October, Wilkinson's knee specialist envisaged a recovery period of five months, meaning he is unlikely to figure in the Six Nations in February and March.

    BBC: Wilkinson on course for comeback

  • The wording would let the Palestinians contend that what is envisaged is a Palestinian state recovering the equivalent acreage conquered by Israel in 1967.

    ECONOMIST: Peace talks between Israel and Palestine

  • Daimler-Benz claims to have invested DM500m in China, small by comparison and a long way from the hopes of Mr Reuter who envisaged millions of Chinese travelling around in Mercedes-Benz cars and Dasa aircraft.

    ECONOMIST: Daimler-Benz

  • Having missed the cut at the British Open in 2004, 2006 and 2009, few, if any, envisaged him collecting the trophy at the end of play on Sunday.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • The worst scenario envisaged by the firm turned out to be less than half as bad as what actually happened in the markets.

    ECONOMIST: The uses and abuses of mathematical models

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