The phrase "anticipated right" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a right that is expected or predicted to occur, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The anticipated right to access clean water was a central theme in the discussion."
Alternatives: "expected right" or "projected right".
The sight of my father's or mother's script on a small white envelope was what I anticipated right until mail call, after lunch, and what kept me going for the long afternoon hours afterward.
Elsewhere (1995) I have described the evolutionary path of the health plan as "right, left, right" -- right toward managed competition during the campaign; left toward broader benefits and tighter controls during the White House phase; then (we anticipated) right during the congressional phase toward more limited benefits and looser controls.
But even at the time, Linn knew that heavy-handed federal involvement in a primarily state-led project could be the Core's political undoing: He anticipated right-wing critics would point to Race to the Top and allege states had only signed onto the Core in exchange for funding, handily connecting that sequence of events to a tea party narrative about a socialist and micromanaging government.
Now you're not always going to anticipate right.
"We're going to be a much bigger player than I think everybody anticipates right now".
In other words, they believe that the economy could do even more poorly than they anticipate right now.
We are in a second war that we didn't anticipate right after 9/11 and whose aftershocks in 2004 are no more knowable to us than the events of 1964 were to the traumatized Americans of 1963.
"And if capabilities in one of these rogue states should develop faster, or in a more worrisome way than anybody anticipates right now, then I think the way is open in the future to add to the number of silos and interceptors up here".
Google's Android platform promises to change the game in ways we can't even anticipate right now.
Odyssey, he added, anticipates rights to market much of the ship's cargo.
It thus guarantees that the organizers will make a profit no matter what the outcome, and it also has the effect of achieving very large payouts in proportion to the wagered amounts in situations where a single bettor or a very small number of bettors have guessed or anticipated the right outcome.
