Examples of using Envisions in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Intel envisions researchers developing security countermeasures
religion envisions God as a loving spiritual personality.
This scheme of world history envisions that human society has developed an ever more complex structure of institutions as the human population has grown.
In Verbier, Pià envisions five"expanded" cable car stations located in different corners of the resort but all connected.
Some caregivers believe that it is useful to adopt a holistic approach to care, which envisions the individual as an integral being.
export type and envisions a bright future for Sacrificed.
And there is a way the world both envisions food, the way the world writes about food
This history envisions that civilized societies emerge from primitive society much as higher forms of life emerge from single-celled organisms.
Paris Agreement on Climate Change calls for a global pledge to limit the temperature increase and envisions a low-carbon economy.
The rising number of scientific documents arouses the interest in the new kinds of scientific discoveries and envisions a distinct way to analyze and visualize such information.
The global policy director of Facebook cited the figures in another statement that envisions(and responds) some criticism.
Dante envisions the spirit of Philip outside the gates of Purgatory with a number of other contemporary European rulers.
But Toyota, the hybrid market leader, envisions its yearly hybrid sales exceeding 1 million vehicles right after 2011.
Schumacher envisions moderation in the introduction of labor-saving equipment lest local industries be destroyed.
Review from Dante==In"Divine Comedy", Dante envisions the spirit of Philip outside the gates of Purgatory with a number of other contemporary European rulers.
OCLC envisions potentially making some widespread changes to existing records in WorldCat including a number of those outlined above.
This book envisions that those times marked the beginnings of CivII
EAM envisions closing the gap between the fundamental research
the architect thinks about it and envisions it in his mind.
The master plan envisions new roads,