Sentence examples similar to foreseen to be held from inspiring English sources
A recent YouGov poll predicts a rout for the Labour Party in that day's European ballot, and psephologists at Plymouth University foresee the party's worst performance since 1977 in local elections to be held concurrently.
Second, no school wants to be held liable for negligence when an athlete suffers the consequences of a problem that could have and should have been foreseen.
Under this approach, an individual could be held liable if he could reasonably have foreseen that his expression might contribute to unlawful conduct.
His writings are so precisely organized that their reader is held in check and feels unable to foresee the next step in the argumentation.
A summary of how FACET is foreseen to progress has been given (Oldring et al. 2013).
Hence, the selfish rational players can be foreseen to play the action at NE.
However, a number of additional tests are foreseen to prove the full utility of the format.
It is not foreseen to use observatory data.
The court, Masipa commented, citing another preceding judgment, "should guard against proceeding from "ought to have foreseen" to "must have foreseen" and thence to "by necessary inference in fact foresaw" the possible consequences of the conduct being inquired into".
The costs will be presented in 2013 Euros (year foreseen to finalize the study).
