The politicians had of course anticipated this and introduced a bill to include a punitive measure.
When he writes in his preface that his unrelenting anxiety, on a recent trip to Venice, "poisoned the prosecco, soured the sarde in saor", he has already, of course, anticipated how an unkind reader might react.
On the cusp of womanhood and all it may encompass – fertility, sexuality, pregnancy, motherhood and menopause – there is a natural course anticipated beyond the physical changes: love, relationships, children.
Writer had scheduled the trip, his first to any part of the Soviet Union, some months ago--without, of course, anticipating any of the events of the past few weeks--and the society writer encountered confounded the expectations of an American politically conditioned by a half century of World War and Cold War.
I am focused on all aspects of the game too, of course, anticipating the next play but there is enough time for me to wander".
But because the reassessment says the golf courses grew in value at a much faster rate than most homes and businesses, the courses anticipate shouldering a larger burden of the tax levy.
Time is required -- very often much more time than the administrators of the language courses anticipate.
Of course, this anticipates a higher degree of autonomy than is possible in public transport in cities today, but Musk's vision also describes a fleet of self-driving Teslas that let owners defray the cost by participating in the vehicle inventory side of an automated car sharing service.
Of course, neither anticipated the value of having a computer in your pocket, and what the camera folks, especially, didn't anticipate was that, as the photographer Chase Jarvis puts it, the best camera is the one that's with you.
"Of course we anticipate a reaction to the proposal, and we will have a lot of discussion on the issue before finalizing a policy that would be implemented for the 2002-2003 school year".
