You're always anticipating trouble.

For they were not anticipating any reckoning .

For they were not anticipating any reckoning .

This week, while many bloggers are out exploring and anticipating whether to participate or not at a photo contest.

Anticipating his arrest earlier today, Nabeel sent a tweet to his followers saying

Anticipating the 2007 election, the government announced the creation of 47 new electoral districts.

Sometimes, I am more motivated to leave early, anticipating extra sleep points in the morning!

Anticipating that difficulty, companies are less willing to hire in the first place, until they are sure that long term demand for their products is sufficient to justify long term hires.

Anticipating such liquidity insurance, banks can make illiquid long term loans or hold other illiquid financial assets.

Even though the markets seem to be anticipating substantial levels of quantitative easing, US corporate investment remains subdued.

So he left it , fearful and anticipating apprehension . He said , My Lord , save me from the wrongdoing people .

So he left it , fearful and anticipating apprehension . He said , My Lord , save me from the wrongdoing people .

Rather than anticipating and preparing for change, the United States has waited for change to be forced upon it.

With the Presidential Elections on the horizon, Mauritanians are anticipating what the days hold for them. A wide spectrum of the opposition is planning to snub the ballot penciled for June 21.

Turkey s government was no better at anticipating the changes in the Arab world than were local regimes and Western powers.

Perhaps anticipating these domestic vulnerabilities, Hezbollah encouraged and joined the resumption of National Dialogue discussions involving all of Lebanon s main communities.

In addition, collectively we must do a better job of anticipating problems rather than being in reactive mode in the face of crises.

Anticipating a problem is always more effective in terms of time and cost than responding to a crisis, no matter how viable the response.

It has been set up to identify the space based information that is regularly used by humanitarian agencies when anticipating or responding to disasters.

And he became inside the city fearful and anticipating exposure , when suddenly the one who sought his help the previous day cried out to him once again . Moses said to him , Indeed , you are an evident , persistent deviator .

And he became inside the city fearful and anticipating exposure , when suddenly the one who sought his help the previous day cried out to him once again . Moses said to him , Indeed , you are an evident , persistent deviator .

Perhaps anticipating a negative reaction from authorities, Salak from Malaysia is fearful that one day when we have to get a license for our shoes.

You obviously do what the precautionary principle suggests, you try to anticipate it, but after anticipating it, you constantly asses it, not just once, but eternally.

Some regulators were irresponsible for not anticipating the rational profit maximizing behavior of institutions with a limited liability charter and of executives effectively protected from failure.

What happened last time is rarely a good guide to fighting wars or anticipating future financial crises. The world moves on, in terms of technology and risks.

Anticipating a skeptical public reaction when Singapore raised the salaries of government officials in 2007, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced that he would forgo the raise himself.

Aftermath In response to these events, Shirley sent more troops and munitions to the Maine frontier over the winter, anticipating the Wabanaki Campaign in the spring of 1746.

(d) Anticipating an increase in the number of retirements among staff of the Pension Entitlements and Client Services Section, ongoing assistance is needed to fill the upcoming void.

I went back to the States, anticipating I'd return to Europe, but the heart catheterization showed that I wasn't going anywhere further that a flight for life from Johns Hopkins Hospital.

South Korean policymakers, anticipating the challenges, strengthened institutions for valuing and pricing land, trained a cadre of appraisers to ensure transparency in the valuation process, and publicly disseminated land value information.

Anticipating this, Henry II returned to England with 500 soldiers and his prisoners (including Eleanor and his sons' wives and fiancées), but on his arrival found out that the rebellion had already collapsed.

Anticipating a problem is always more effective in terms of time and cost than responding to a crisis, no matter how viable the response. Unfortunately, we usually fight existing diseases but neglect looking forward.

Recalling the 7 October 2005 midterm briefing of the Panel of Experts appointed by the Secretary General, further to paragraph 3 (b) of resolution 1591 (2005), and anticipating the receipt of its final report,

Anticipating that his party might lose the upcoming election if Ukraine s proportional voting system were maintained, Yanukovych has reverted to the electoral system of 2002, with only half of the 450 seats to be distributed proportionally.

But the payroll tax cut (which put more than 100 billion into the pockets of ordinary Americans) was not renewed, and surely business, anticipating the contractionary effects down the line, will be even more reluctant to lend.

In particular, there is need for science advice to ensure that governments make decisions based on sound science, and that science is used as a tool for development by anticipating and minimizing risks and capitalizing on opportunities.

Even though the markets seem to be anticipating substantial levels of quantitative easing, US corporate investment remains subdued. And US households seem wary of splurging again as they did in the past, no matter how wealthy they feel.

For instance, the National Farmers Union of England and Wales is anticipating likely climate changes and is helping the farming and horticulture sectors to understand, adapt to and play a full role in mitigating the effects of climate change.

Responsibility to devise a strategy for anticipating security needs and addressing them in a timely manner, referred to in recommendation 2 in the OIOS report, was taken over from the Office of Central Support Services by the Department of Safety and Security.

The second risk is that, even based on current growth expectations, investors may have gotten ahead of themselves in anticipating monetary policy tightening. The Fed will raise interest rates when it senses that the economy is nearing full capacity and that inflation wage inflation, in particular is accelerating.

So, that's good news. Now, if you've been paying attention, you're probably anticipating that there's bad news here we still aren't to universal love, and it's true because, although an appreciation of the golden rule is natural, it's also natural to carve out exceptions to the golden rule.

NEWPORT BEACH Politicians and economists now join investors in a ritual that typically takes place on the first Friday of each month and has important consequences for global markets anticipating, internalizing, and reacting to the monthly employment report released by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

He invokes the case law of the European Court on Human Rights for the proposition that the legal norm in question must be accessible to individuals, in that they must be able to identify it and must have a reasonable prospect of anticipating the consequences of a particular action.

Rejects the positions running counter to the rules of international legitimacy and the terms of reference of the peace process contained in the speeches made by the Israeli Prime Minister and the President of the United States in 14 April 2004, including those anticipating the outcomes of the negotiations on final settlement issues.

Not only will those loans price fall if only a few entities have the spare funds to buy them, but other distressed entities scramble to borrow also will make it hard for any institution without funds to obtain them. Anticipating the prospect of such future fire sales (of loans, financial assets, or institutions), it is understandable that even strong banks will restrict their lending to very short maturities, and their investments to extremely liquid securities.