'foresight on the' is not a correct or usable sentence in written English.
You could use the phrase "foresight into the" instead. For example, "The CEO showed foresight into the future of the company."
They show foresight on the part of their forefathers".
This requires flexibility and often foresight on the part of the commissioners.
She lauded the vice president, Al Gore, for "his foresight on the environment".
This lack of foresight on the part of financial analysts is nothing new.
She was one of the first Western leaders to recognize the reformist intentions of Mikhail Gorbachev, showed remarkable foresight on the dangers of climate change, and in general managed Britain's global role more deftly than her successors.
With uncanny foresight, on the book's very first page, they also issued readers a warning: "The sensational press releases which follow the discovery of fascinating fresh bits and pieces about human nutrition confuse the layman," they wrote.
There are two tasks for doing that in this study: to know the views of scientists and engineers who participated in foresights on the impact of foresights they participated; and to know the effect of respondent's characteristics on their perceptions on impact.
We are not exactly known for our foresight on these issues.
However, proving the impact of foresight on policy using the measures available in the present literature is very difficult.
That it must be intrinsically related to a foresight on where, along the sequence of ideas, does the next innovative idea emerge.9 And that, answering this question of 'where' necessarily also involves answering a question on which of the trajectories to select among an infinite set.
The ability of foresight depends on the state of civilisation: the class or race with the most foresight will work most for the future, because a powerful feeling for the future is the main incentive to industry and saving.
