Sentence examples for which foresaw from inspiring English sources
Such a move also ran counter to Zionism, which foresaw all Jews moving to Israel.
In 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt charted a second plan, which foresaw the need to invest in electrical generation.
In the perestroika years, she made her name by investigating the K.G.B. and, in 1992, published a book, "The State Within a State," which foresaw the persistence and centrality of the K.G.B. in post-Soviet Russia.
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His early poetry was in what was called the "Catastrophist" school of the 1930's, which foresaw the annihilation of the principal values of modern culture and a devastating war.
Ever since the first CBO score, which foresaw 24 million more people without coverage if the AHCA were to be implemented, the bill has been a tough sell, of New Coke proportions.
There is the Economic Cycle Research Institute, a New York-based forecasting firm, which foresees a new recession.
"There are international agreements, such as the Trips agreement, which foresees this last possibility," he said.
On July 24th the cabinet agreed to a privatisation bill which foresees the sale of a maximum of 49% of DB.
This week Mr Steinbrück unveiled a budget which foresees that €3 billion will come in from the Bundesbank this year.
It bases this claim on the Health Education England's Workforce Plan for England, which foresees a fall of 1,966 full-time nurses by 2019.
