We anticipate the total sums involved could easily reach 800 million, with some awards dwarfing those seen in the phone-hacking scandal".
This may not happen if direct, indirect, fugitive, and non-CO2 emissions are incorrectly separated; changes at a product level are scaled incorrectly to national or global levels; the effect of a combination of actions is anticipated to be the sum of their effects if applied separately.
Still, this shift was likely not what Emanuel and his allies anticipated after corralling huge sums of money into Chicago Forward from Chicago-area hedge fund executives like Grosvenor Capital Management's Michael Sacks and Citadel's Ken Griffin to counter the large sums spent against them by union-funded groups backing Progressive Caucus policies.
Two hotly anticipated acts, D-12 and Sum 41, were absent.
It's as if Vergil had anticipated Descartes's Cogito, ergo sum ("I think, therefore I am") and Sartre's "radical freedom" with his own, far more prosaic, but far more profound, Lego, ergo liber.
What that means is software jobs are not the zero sum game we anticipated back in the early 2000s when many companies were sending them overseas.
Even more importantly, 'risks to subjects must be outweighed by the sum of the anticipated benefit to the subject, if any, and the anticipated benefit to society' and 'beneficence requires that we protect against risk of harm to subjects and also that we be concerned about the loss of substantial benefits that might be gained from research' [ 26].
Delta also said yesterday that its pilots, who may retire early at age 50 and take 50percentt of their pensions in a lump sum, were retiring faster than anticipated.
The budget promise of £1.6bn to support such a strategy, with matching sums from the private sector anticipated, is welcome.
Regardless of whether you are faced with lump-sum negotiations or individual categories, you will have to add up all your anticipated costs and be prepared to negotiate for more if the sum offered is insufficient.
Yet his program, grounded in Bach, was in the end a tribute to Bach, who summed up what had happened before and anticipated much of what was to come.
