Sentence examples for needed to foresee from inspiring English sources

In the original trial in September 2014, Judge Thokozile Masipa ruled that the state had failed to prove intent or dolus eventualis because Pistorius would have needed to foresee that his actions would kill Steenkamp specifically.

And, given the effects of U.K. Euroskepticism so far, no crystal ball is needed to foresee the impact on Britain of withdrawal from the EU.

No high-priced Hollywood psychic is needed to foresee that terror acts by the Taliban, along with aerial and ground attacks by the Pakistan Army are depopulating FATA's border regions to facilitate a post-ISAF invasion of Afghanistan.

For developing sustainable products design engineers need to foresee diverse interrelations between a product's characteristics and its economic, social and environmental impacts.

However, unlike conventional applications, while designing tailorable systems, designers need to foresee different possibilities of use, including the evolution of users and the use in different devices and environments.

Not only do investors want to find the king of a category, they also need to foresee a company that will become large and valuable in a category that is destined to be enormous in a market that is vast.

If we want humans to be part of the biosphere, we need to foresee the future impact of climate change on our planet.

The need to foresee the probable consequences of human activities has generated new techniques for monitoring environmental change and for assessing the impact of present and proposed actions upon the natural and social environment.

There's no need to foresee utopia in opposition to the dystopia predicted by religious leaders.

But the judge seems to have cleared him of this charge because she felt that, to be guilty of common-law murder, Pistorius needed to have foreseen that his actions would kill a specific person – Reeva Steenkamp.

The AWAKE experiment will be installed in the CNGS facility profiting from existing infrastructure where only minor modifications need to be foreseen.