Sentence examples for anticipated under from inspiring English sources

It was not clear last week whether the benefit under the authority's program would be deducted from the larger benefit anticipated under the development corporation's proposed program.

But no one would say exactly how many drone flights had been conducted by the United States, or how many were anticipated under the new agreement.

Cuts falling disproportionately on single parents meant the number of children living in poverty would rise from 2.5 million (19%) to 4.4 million (28%), it said – far higher than was anticipated under the previous coalition government.

Curiously, though, many of its ideas – for example, the view that modernism ignores the desires of the masses – were anticipated under Stalin in the 1930s, and some Soviet satellite states were early adopters of postmodernism.

To help pay for the package, for instance, the bill would cut social spending more deeply than is already anticipated under current budget caps without asking wealthy Americans to contribute a penny in new taxes.

The festival's headline films are Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, which opens the festival with its UK premiere after debuting at Berlin, while the closing gala is the hotly anticipated Under the Skin, directed by Jonathan Glazer and starring Scarlett Johansson, about an alien roaming Scotland preying on hitchhikers.

Although we anticipate under-reporting of unofficial payments, the relative frequency among the three countries is probably still interpretable.

You anticipate, under this, you could end up with a foreclosure and a private ownership of public housing, are they then required to maintain it as public housing in perpetuity?

It is anticipated that under the current climate warming trend, the recession of glaciers in Central Asia will accelerate, leading to a temporary increase of runoff during the dry season.

It can be anticipated that under certain conditions alloy nanoparticles may be efficiently separated from core/shell particles or from monometallic nanoparticles that may have formed during the reduction step.

Overall, we anticipated that, under such conditions and because of selection bias, our study should produce underestimation of toxicity and lack of compliance, this effect possibly being as more pronounced as older the patients because of the application of more restrictive criteria.