Sentence examples for Still foresees from inspiring English sources

The legislation is more progressive and welcoming of foreign investment than that favored by the Iraqi government, but it still foresees that revenue will be redistributed nationally.

The German insurer Allianz said that it had reached a new labor deal that avoids any near-term compulsory layoffs, but still foresees some 5,700 job cuts by the end of 2008.

Alan Greenspan, a former Fed chairman, says inflation will exceed 10% if the Fed fails to shrink its balance-sheet and raise rates, and 3% for a time even if it does.Needless to say, that is not the Fed's view: it still foresees rising unemployment and falling inflation.

Maury N. Harris, chief economist at Paine Webber, says his firm's economics group still foresees an unchanged Federal Reserve monetary policy this year as economic growth slows to around 2.5percentt and consumer prices rise by a very modest 1.75percentt.

Happily, we noted that this has been changed and removed, but unfortunately, the law still foresees a draft law to further increase transparency regarding money that comes from foreign political entities.

He took the prospect of technological innovation into account but still foresaw social inequities and growing misery as inevitable.

But in a presentation to analysts, the company said it still foresaw annual earnings growth of 13percentto14percentcent from 2002 to 2005.

Analysts say they do not expect as many job gains as there were in January, but they still foresee a healthy increase.

By the eve of the anticipated impeachment, only half of Americans expected it to occur; the rest still foresaw some lesser punishment.

The Labor Department also announced yesterday that first-time claims for unemployment benefits slipped to 390,000 last week, but most Wall Street economists still foresaw a weak fourth quarter.

Even if President Obama and Republicans in Congress can reach a last-minute compromise that averts some tax increases before Monday's midnight deadline, experts still foresee a significant drag on the economy in the first half of 2013 from the fiscal impasse in Washington.