Surely you don't anticipate mutiny?

I cannot anticipate something going wrong.

However, we also anticipate increasing our information and advocacy work.

And it will innovate in ways that we cannot anticipate.

Counterterrorism must anticipate new forms of attack.

The IDS could not anticipate such crises.

the ideas that we need to anticipate.

You can anticipate it too. Just watch.

They anticipate revenue in order to appear creditworthy.

Why do all constitutions anticipate people's impotence? Worldwide.

What sort of casualties do you anticipate, sir?

Or whether we can anticipate it, create those major changes that will bring about a better future, or we can anticipate it and create a better future

It has declined, and I anticipate that it will continue to decline.

radio, newspapers, newsreels... and we must anticipate trends before they are trends.

No nation can anticipate its term , nor delay it .

No nation can anticipate its term , nor delay it .

They couldn't anticipate cell phones and the Internet and all this kind of stuff.

With proper training and incentives, diplomats would be better equipped to anticipate change.

It is therefore vitally necessary to anticipate and adopt a forward looking approach.

Childcare was an essential service given the changing nature of the family and the increasing numbers of women in the workforce the Government had a responsibility to anticipate the growing need for childcare and address the problem.

Neither can a people anticipate its term , nor delay it .

Neither can a people anticipate its term , nor delay it .

But it'll anticipate what we're doing, in a good sense.

It also shows the ability of the IAEA to anticipate and respond to change.

One may now legitimately anticipate a major regional conference on peace, investment and development.

If you have predictability about yourself and other people you can anticipate certain things.

And we can try to anticipate those changes, and shape them in a more constructive direction.

Others including me failed to anticipate the extent of the rebound.

No community can anticipate their term , nor can they lay behind .

No nation can anticipate their term , nor can they delay it .

No community can anticipate their term , nor can they lay behind .

No nation can anticipate their term , nor can they delay it .

I cannot anticipate the possibility of our meeting beyond tomorrow afternoon.

But most important I believe are the ideas we need to anticipate.

Because we can anticipate, forecast what the speaker is likely to say.

Still, government must develop the institutional capability to anticipate and act within the same news cycle.

Brainwave technology can understand us, anticipate our emotions and find the best solutions for our needs.

And it is not unreasonable to anticipate that strong recipient performance will lead to greater donor contributions.

We look forward to its third report and anticipate new recommendations on necessary improvements in that field.

Efforts must be made to anticipate potential challenges to the treaty system and conduct the reform accordingly.

The draft Labour Code now under development specifies measures that anticipate vocational training, retraining and job placement.

The discussion will be a very earnest one, and I would not want to anticipate its outcome.

Regardless, it's been reported that Daehan Group is forcefully establishing the Imperial Foundation, and we anticipate controversy.

If the economy recovers more robustly than I anticipate, spending can be canceled.

One can easily anticipate the impact that this would have on financial markets.