Sentence examples for anticipated opinion from inspiring English sources

The highly anticipated opinion, which will be presented formally to the committee when it meets on Monday, was written by Steven F. Reich, a New York lawyer who helped represent former President Bill Clinton in his impeachment trial.

Last month the U.S. Supreme Court issued a highly anticipated opinion, City of Ontario, California v. Quon, which sheds some light on an often overlooked, yet important, issue in many corporations today: technology and network use policies.

A round-up of views from the mediashows, as you might well have anticipated, that opinion is very much divided on the scale/nature/existence of Cameron's achievement in Brussels.

And so here we come to Mr. Gingrich, whose chief attribute all these years — aside from a formidable intellect and a ruthless need to anticipate public opinion — has been the will to endure.

Brown's repeated point is not that we are mired in ancient conspiracies but that ancient conspiracies anticipate modern opinions.

Organizations planning to produce clinical practice guidelines should anticipate differing opinions regarding the translation of evidence into guidelines due to variable decision thresholds and should ensure transparency regarding the methods used to select committee members, to determine the content and strength of recommendations, and to resolve conflicts.

Like the readers of 1930s newspapers, speculators "devote [their] intelligences to anticipating what average opinion expects average opinion to be".How much easier the contest would be if some widely watched, widely respected authority figure offered his public judgment on the faces in the photographs, telling readers whom he deemed the prettiest.

Or, as John Maynard Keynes wrote, "We devote our intelligences to anticipating what average opinion expects the average opinion to be.

"We have reached the third degree, where we devote our intelligences to anticipating what average opinion expects the average opinion to be.

No doubt he anticipated — correctly — that the opinion would become one more weapon in the arsenal of opponents who charged him with supporting "negro equality".

"I don't think anyone anticipated the avalanche of opinion that would be assembled on the other side of what seemed like a pretty abstruse legal issue," one official said, speaking on condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to discuss the issue with a reporter.