But he did say, "There are no foreseeable circumstances that would require Mr. Ebbers to repay his loan".
We consider how all the parts of our plant will interact with each other and their environment under all reasonably foreseeable circumstances.
As quoted by Reuters, he said he has sufficient assets to cover his debts and there are "no foreseeable circumstances" that would force him to sell his shares.
Are there any foreseeable circumstances under which he would not want to live?" Aside from the bleak fact that it is almost always incurable and fatal, the truly vexing thing about dementia is that it is very difficult to predict how and when things will worsen.
"There are a lot more of them than there are of us, and under no foreseeable circumstance is enforcement going to address this problem," said Richard Cleland, senior lawyer in the F.T.C.'s advertising division.
Unless some of the elements in the equation change radically - and there is no sign of that happening in the near future - there is no foreseeable set of circumstances that would exert sufficient pressure on Mr Assad to stand down, or the regime to negotiate its own demise.
In June, the United States Supreme Court set limits on such confinement, ruling that six months after the courts have issued a final order that an immigrant is to be expelled, the immigration agency must release such a foreigner who cannot be deported in the "reasonably foreseeable future," except in special circumstances.
The driver would need to be shown as negligent for a claim to succeed, particularly as the vehicle has been taken into an area where such circumstances might be foreseeable.
You need to know you'll be able to afford to live in the home for the foreseeable future, in a variety of circumstances.
Finally, this case also raises the question of whether knowledge acquired by research on the chronically disadvantaged can apply to the temporarily disadvantaged, i.e., disaster survivors whose prior life circumstances may be restored within a reasonably foreseeable future.
Discussing Australia's special "national circumstances", the discussion paper says that "for the foreseeable future, Australia will continue to be a major supplier of crucial energy and raw materials to the rest of the world, especially Asian countries.
