A century earlier, the federal government had sagely anticipated the need for consistency — for an anthem we can all easily holler along to at home.
At the National Press Club on Wednesday, Admiral Mullen said he anticipated the need for more money for the wars in the coming year beyond the $130 billion authorized for the 2010 fiscal year, which runs from Oct. 1, 2009, until Sept. 30, 2010.
She said the city should have anticipated the need for more places for refugees from domestic violence, because a new hot line promoted in subway ads now receives 12,000 calls a year.
The New Yorker noted, "Mr. Toan has anticipated the need for a certain amount of privacy, and, accordingly, on each deck there are four private rooms, each of them a cubicle seven feet on a side".
"I don't think anybody anticipated the need for this sort of thing," said Tony Baltes, president of Tigereye Design, which has sold Democratic merchandise for more than 30 years and fills all orders for the Obama campaign's online store from a warehouse in Ohio.
As Klain told The Huffington Post's "Candidate Confessional" podcast, no one anticipated the need for a recount.
They anticipated the need for education and training of a wide range of users (preparation).
Thus, the maize circadian clock anticipated the need for carbon metabolism components and up-regulated expression of these genes so that enzymes would be present at the time when photosynthate would be available for energy production and storage.
"We don't anticipate the need for any dog lifeguards," said Adrian Benepe, the city parks commissioner.
In the 1930s the U.S. Marine Corps and Navy, anticipating the need for amphibious assaults, experimented with small landing boats.
