The weekend Ashton foresees would be a movable feast.
The largest area of tort law is the law of negligence, which requires that a person must take reasonable care to avoid acts (or omissions) that he/she could reasonably foresee would be likely to injure his/her neighbours [ 8].
And on that vital question, the Constitution's meaning was indeed "fixed," as Lincoln foresaw it would be -- but through the upheaval of his Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, his re-election in 1864, the bloodshed of war, the Union's victory and the adoption of three constitutional amendments (the 13th, 14th and 15th) that the Confederate states were compelled to ratify.
I didn't foresee there would be so much interest in her".
They did not foresee there would be a day when banks' own creditworthiness would be called into question.
In "A Girl in Winter," the second of his two published novels (and why only two, when they are so good?), his heroine, Katherine Lind, foresees: Life would be happy insofar as she was happy, sad insofar as she was sad.
He said a major problem was that the agency must make unexpected expenditures in emergency outbreaks, and there was no way of foreseeing what would be needed or when.
Assuming the PKK actually disarms, which I don't foresee, Ocalan would be making a strategic gamble, giving up the PKK's coercive capacity to influence politics.
"At that minute, I foresaw that nothing would be as it was before," she writes.
Among Slavs, there is a strong tradition that he sailed up the river Dnieper and foresaw that Kiev would be a great Christian city.
