Sentence examples for foresees problems from inspiring English sources

And he foresees problems with regional specialisation: "If Eurocopter concentrated production at its most efficient site, would the country without a factory still be willing to support future helicopter programmes?"The French are the most cautious about creating a "Eurospace".

While the Leader of the House, Andrew Lansley, said charities were excluded, he admits there are "uncertainties" in the law, and the Electoral Commission foresees problems and major uncertainty arising from the Bill.

Le Monde In 2007, the American ambassador in Egypt dares to call the government a dictatorship and foresees problems with President Hosni Mubarak's son, Gamal, succeeding his father as head of state.

He foresees problems in keeping down unemployment, "and what is the purpose of economic policy if not to make sure that people have jobs?" Brown has sympathy for the students protesting against the government's decision to raise fees and cut maintenance allowances.

Prof Talbot foresees problems with the government's latest plans, pointing out that a North East assembly was rejected in 2004, and Manchester was one of 10 cities to vote "no" to the offer of an elected mayor in 2012.

OTHERS foresee problems in the law itself.

He also correctly foresaw problems if political union ran ahead of economic integration.

Joshua Y . Horton the town supervisor who was instrumental in bringing about the changes, does not foresee problems.

Mr. Rzepka said the app had been tested extensively and he did not foresee problems related to its launch.

Some advisers to Mr. Obama believe that Mr. Holder does not manage or foresee problems, the former official said.

They foresee problems in dealing in Santander shares, retrieving withholding tax deducted from dividends and holding investments denominated in euros.