Definition of envisage | Bee Dictionary of English

Meanwhile, the attempt to envisage a peace process that excludes Hamas which remains the majority party in the elected Palestinian legislature gives that group incentive .
But the movement's more bullish advocates envisage Muslim cars and halal furniture built in accordance with Muslim finance, labor and ethical principles.
If countries that have long vaunted their joint destinies can't work together, it seems all the more difficult to envisage a global response of governments and regulators toward a .

McEnroe can't see another grand slam for Federer
John McEnroe finds it hard to envisage Roger Federer adding to his record 17 grand slam titles and believes the Swiss maestro is showing signs of slowing down.
Aug. 22, 2013 - Chicago Tribune
McEnroe Cannot See Another Grand Slam Win for Federer
John McEnroe finds it hard to envisage Roger Federer adding to his record 17 grand slam titles and believes the Swiss maestro is showing signs of slowing down.
Aug. 21, 2013 - New York Times
Tennis-McEnroe cannot see another grand slam win for Federer
By Simon Evans Aug 21 (Reuters) - John McEnroe finds it hard to envisage Roger Federer adding to his record 17 grand slam titles and believes the Swiss maestro is showing signs of slowing down. The 32-year-old Federer heads into next week's U.S. Open seeded seventh, his first time outside the top three in any slam in the past decade, and his recent form offers no suggestion of a quick ...
Aug. 21, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News

Brendan Nelson in Bangkok Post
We cannot envisage any circumstance under which Australia will have a nuclear power industry,opposition Liberal Party leader Brendan Nelson said Thursday in a policy back flip.
Jean-Louis Borloo in ABC Online
There's nothing on Spanish radar, nothing on Moroccan radar, nothing on French radar. We can seriously envisage the worst,Borloo said, indicating that it was extremely likely that the plane had been lost at sea.