Next year's is anticipated to be $118 million.
Leasing is anticipated to begin in June 2004.
The hate-Henry industry within the aging liberal establishment is having a hissy fit over President Bush's appointment of Henry Kissinger to chair the commission inquiring into why our government failed to anticipate Sept. 11, and how to avert such disasters in the future.
These systems help to ensure that timely warnings and vulnerability information are available to decision makers to anticipate and avert food crises.
In 1984 1985, severe famines in Sudan and Ethiopia prompted the international community to put in place Early Warning Systems (EWS) to anticipate and avert future food crises.
Like a banker who is anxious to lend money, McNamara is pushing for more general-purpose loans designed to, in the bank's words, "support programs that attempt to anticipate and avert economic crisis through economic reform and changes in investment priorities".
Once failure can be predicted and anticipated fairly correctly, timely corrective measures can be taken to avert catastrophes.
The goal, Israeli officials stress, is to anticipate and avert conflict.
To anticipate and avert crises, first ask yourself and your colleagues, "What predictable surprises are currently brewing in our organization?" Obvious, yes but rarely asked.
Focusing on this controversy, the authors analyze (i) the extent, if any, that the controversy has merit; (ii) whether in-house counsel should have anticipated the controversy; and (iii) what, if anything, in-house counsel could have done to avert or, after it arose, to mitigate the controversy.
