Sentence examples for anticipated state from inspiring English sources

But the problems, most notably public hostility, facing Mr. Verse and the other man were not anticipated, state officials say.

Washington's ties with Brazil remain warm: President Dilma Rousseff is scheduled to go to the White House in October for a highly anticipated state visit; high-level contacts continue in areas like energy and agriculture, according to Mr. Patriota; and trade between the two countries is thriving (though still eclipsed by Brazil's robust commerce with China).

"Why risk everything else that can go wrong -- uprisings in the streets, a broken Iraq -- if we have him where we want him?" Mr. Bush's aides know they have to answer that question directly in one of the most widely anticipated State of the Union addresses in recent history.

Working her way through college, the Ethnic Studies alumni anticipated state administrative Judge Lewis Kowal's ruling to uphold Arizona's bizarre ban against Tucson's acclaimed Mexican American Studies program.

In 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev became the first Soviet leader to visit Washington, D.C. since Nikita Khrushchev in 1959, and Nancy Reagan was in charge of planning and hosting the important and highly anticipated state dinner.

3) The Completely Relaxed Ones would be free of the core, egoic disturbance of imagined separation from Source, and so would be likewise released from the driving force to "become --anything--so there would become --anything--son movement toward a future that held out any promise for some anticipated state or situation that might arrive "someday" and improve the quality of their lives in any way.

But public funding is not likely to start flowing anytime soon, and the highly anticipated, state-of-the-art National Museum of Contemporary Art — which has cost more than $3.2 million and promises to be a home for many of these new artists — was supposed to inaugurate last year, but the date has been postponed due to legal troubles.

Steve Strunsky (NYT) NEW YORK ALBANY: STATE REVENUE UP BY $400 MILLION The state took in just under $400 million more in revenues during the first six months of the current fiscal year than its financial plan had anticipated, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall said yesterday.

Lombardi's art anticipated this state of psychological discontent and paranoia.

Theologically, the doctrine means that Mary's redemption involved a glorification of her complete personality and anticipated the state promised to the rest of humankind.

As anticipated, the state of New York has bought a huge chunk of the Adirondacks and plans to open the land to the public for recreational use.