This hardly demonstrated foresight since I have now presented a Sunday morning talk show for the past decade.
The president now has the opportunity to demonstrate foresight because Secretary Kerry's testimony offered a fresh opportunity to get allies, emerging powers and regional partners to take a direct stake and commit to assisting with the complex task of neutralizing Syria's stockpile.
The four cases in Table 4 have been done in the last years and have been performed for SMEs, thus demonstrating that foresight studies have become interesting and affordable also for them (which are more and more exposed to Foresight methodologies [40]).
Demonstrate foresight and imagination to see possibilities, opportunities and trends.
In those words, however, he demonstrates a foresight that would take 12 years to be realized.
He believes that State and USAID do not need to demonstrate strategic foresight, recommending that the military spearhead all planning and strategic measures.
By supporting the Mayor's proposed investments in clean energy now, members of the Los Angeles City Council can demonstrate the foresight to protect their constituents from drastic and avoidable rate increases in the future--especially those low-income families that could be devastated by such a hardship.
Since he entered the presidential race, Trump has touted his early opposition to the war in 2003 prior to the invasion, demonstrating his wisdom and foresight.
Several numerical experiments are conducted whose results demonstrate ignoring the foresight competition would lead to loss of market share and profitability of the new entrant's supply chain.
None of them is a saint, but the roles they played in the collapse of communism seem to confirm what we want to believe: that there are times when human beings can display qualities of leadership that demonstrate wisdom, tenacity, foresight and determination.
The truly brilliant – and the visionary stylist in particular – will, at this point, demonstrate their extraordinary foresight by dressing in a manner the rest of us won't embrace – or better still even understand – until a further six months down the line.
