Sentence examples for foresee to work from inspiring English sources

Upon graduation, all health professionals who foresee to work in the public sector or pursue a postgraduate training have to work for 1 year in a rural post (SERUMS, acronym in Spanish) [ 29].

They looked at the part in isolation, saw that it did not work as they expected it to work — and foresaw the worst.

Old rules of thumb and assumptions that once helped traders foresee the direction of prices no longer seem to work.

Yet no obstacles are foreseen to a full agreement and the strike has been suspended with workers return to work at 9am on 5 September.

Months ago I foresaw the results that were announced this week and wanted to work with the Labour leadership to do something about it.

Without prospects of the stock rising rapidly, prospective employees may choose to work at hot start-ups where they can foresee stock gains that would supplement their salary.

Mr. Diemer foresees no condemnation proceedings, but instead says the Port Authority wants to work with property owners to revive the commercial heritage of the boulevard.

It is necessary to foresee different estimator working frequencies to fulfill position data retrieving time requirements.

When Margaret Thatcher was elected, he foresaw "the end to that kind of freedom", and in 1980 left to work as an associate director at the National Theatre.

SAF operations are foreseen to start in 2004.

It is not foreseen to use observatory data.