Examples of using Envisions in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) The Law on Courts, which became effective on 1 January 2013, envisions a new court structure.
The center envisions its research as providing contextual maps for ethically grounded economies.
In India, Isha Foundation envisions a rural population full of enthusiasm to revive their village communities.
A Social Alternative(Narrator) Jacque Fresco envisions a solution that he calls a Resource-Based Economy.
Thus, it envisions a future when every person becomes an active caretaker of the environment.
The Marketing Program envisions being a dynamic
A strategic plan envisions the training and deployment of more than 3,500 KPS officers by January 2001.
The organization envisions a world where there is justice, equality, peace and prosperity for all citizens.
The company envisions to become a.
The Syria Airlift Project envisions more than moving cargo.
The company envisions being valued more than its TraderXP payment policies.
Japan envisions a strong G-8 message towards strengthening the international non-proliferation regime.
A ringside seat while Luke envisions strangling me with his baseball cap.
The project envisions the involvement of the United Nations Volunteers in community work.
However, paragraph 36 of the draft resolution envisions only five days of meetings.
The draft law envisions setting up a body to monitor discrimination on all grounds.
The Initiative is a collaborative effort that envisions public-private partnerships at every level.
The Government, in its Medium-Term Development Plan, envisions a technology-based agro-industrialization.
The Global Partnership for Education envisions a good-quality education for all children everywhere.
The organization envisions sustainable environmental regeneration, sustainable social development and sustainable economic development.