The 2017 date had been fixed in anticipation that as a minority government or coalition he might have to use the Parliament Act and take two terms to get it through the upper house.
However, Omar Ali, UK head of banking and capital markets at EY, said banks "will have already restructured their remuneration packages in accordance with the rules around fixed allowances" in anticipation of the EBA decision.
However, fixed designs entail order effects, thereby introducing the confounding effect of drug anticipation.
He spent the next seven months fixing it up in anticipation that his daughter, Hannah, "would live in the house and be away from her parents for the first time in her young life," court records show.
With so much anticipation before the vote, analysts said that by the time it took place, investors had fixed positions.
BAR ANTICIPATION, "where summer never ends" or so the sign out front says -- is spilling over with hundreds of tanned bodies of the young and the not-so-young, drinks in hand and eyes fixed on the crowd.
Some Israeli analysts suggested cynically that the Naftali family, the company's majority owners, had arranged the announcement to fix a steep price on the company in anticipation of a government compensation package after a peace pact.
On the other hand, Google built its file system in anticipation of these challenges, so that adding new use cases or fixing underlying architecture challenges could be done efficiently.
NatWest Bank, which is acting as the Jim'll Fix It presenter's executor and trustee, said the distribution of his assets had been put on hold in anticipation of legal action from his alleged victims.
"We keep fixing, fixing, fixing".
Maybe it's the company of like-minded folk, huddled in eager anticipation of their morning fix.
