"The more chilly the politics between governments, the more important the relationship between museums," he argued, anticipating accusations that he was handing Vladimir Putin a propaganda gift in marble.
In part a reflection of efforts to anticipate accusations of partisanship, IFCs undertake a number of measures to ensure the transparency of their work.
Anticipating accusations of "mission creep," Earnest insisted the US troops that embed with local groups in Syria will not be participating in a "combat mission," but that he didn't want to downplay the risk of the mission.
In conversation, he frequently anticipates imaginary accusations of flippancy in the face of his success: "It has been totally bewildering and strange and brilliant.
I hear the voice of my mother who shouts at me, "Sweetheart, what's got into you?" And I anticipate the accusations of being infiltrated by the CIA or by State Security which will also come.
Anticipating the accusation from gun rights activists that he was "politicising" the tragedy in Oregon, the President said: "This is something we should politicise".
The composer Charles Ives, for instance, spent his whole career in a sort of cringe, fearfully anticipating the accusation that to make music was a "sissy" activity.
ROME — A highly anticipated trial in which Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi faces accusations of paying an underage girl for sex and other improprieties opened amid media fanfare in Milan on Wednesday but was immediately adjourned till the end of May.
Vivienne Franzmann's piece, joint winner of the 2008 Bruntwood Playwriting Competition, anticipated the vogue in its exploration of the consequences of false accusation.
In contrast, our non-working sample emphasised the extent to which the condition prevented the patient doing things and descriptions of patient identity focused on the patient as a helpless victim, anticipating and rebuffing potential accusations of personal responsibility and blame.
