I couldn't anticipate that that would happen.

And it will innovate in ways that we cannot anticipate.

They're in really good shape to anticipate what we're going to want next.

And the fourth thing, which I believe is most important, is the ideas that we need to anticipate.

It is eery the degree to which the bloggers seemed to anticipate their current fate.

Erdogan appeared to sound an official warning of what was to come Dec. 13, when he said

They couldn't anticipate cell phones and the Internet and all this kind of stuff.

From direct observation of precursory signs, it is possible to anticipate eruptions.

5. The Secretary General is authorized to advance from the Working Capital Fund

If we who lost what is most precious can talk to each other, and look forward to a better future, then everyone else must do so, too.

The financial markets are obsessed with anticipating whether rates will rise in March or June.

It needs to acknowledge that anticipating and responding to major human rights violations are part of its core business.

There are several reasons to anticipate modest improvement in 2013, although, as usual, there are downside risks.

To produce these animations, an animator at a studio has to anticipate what's going to happen in the actual game, and then has to animate that particular sequence.

So, our planet has spent the vast majority of its 4.56 billion year history developing life, not anticipating its emergence.

EU leaders should take advantage of the break in the fighting to stop reacting and start anticipating.

I wish, however, to start by saying that the irradiated fuel is not waste it contains fissile material which can be recovered and reused, thereby making it possible to take advantage of our natural resources.

It may seem ridiculous, but we have a really lousy history of anticipating things like this and actually being prepared for them.

It requires to anticipate how modern payment systems will look at the end of the decade and a continuous improvement of service levels .

His view that modernization required keeping power concentrated in the hands of a single party failed to anticipate the threat that a predatory state would pose to sustained development.

The market expectations reflected in today s price reflect lower future demand and increased future supply.

So as you send a movement command down, you tap a copy of that off and run it into your neural simulator to anticipate the sensory consequences of your actions.

And this is one way to do technology forecasting get a sense of where technology is and then anticipate the next upturn.

So, he or she sits down, animates it, and tries to anticipate what's going to happen, and then these particular animations are just played back at appropriate times in the computer game.

If market agents can broadly anticipate policy responses , this allows a rapid implementation of changes in monetary policy into financial variables .

This seems counterintuitive, but turns out that as infant mortality is reduced, population sizes also decrease, because parents don't need to anticipate that their babies are going to die.

We can always anticipate the hedgehog s take on a problem just as we can predict that market fundamentalists will always prescribe freer markets, regardless of the nature of the economic problem.

Beyond the extension of these twentieth century technologies, we can also anticipate a new set of transformational industries as yet nameless as we advance into the new millennium.

Although it is impossible to anticipate how Mexico s many contemporary crises will end, we do know that in the coming years Mexico will continue to be characterized by a combination of solid macroeconomic numbers, chronic inequality, and structural violence.

With the unemployment rate currently at 7.4 having fallen nearly a full percentage point in the last 12 months markets can anticipate that the 6.5 threshold could be reached in 2014.

In 2001 , rate cut expectations dominated , so that market rates tended to be close to , or even below , the minimum bid rate ( see Chart 26 ) . This had the result that bid rates were normally submitted close to the minimum bid rate , which often turned out to be the same as the marginal rate in these cases .

Nevertheless, at the moment, if the car manufacturers decide not to comply with the new standards laid down for 1997, but with those laid down five years earlier in 1992, in some way we will be making it impossible for automobile engineers and technicians to carry out these improvements.

Although it is difficult to anticipate how high long term interest rates will eventually rise, the large budget deficit and the rising level of the national debt suggest that the real rate will be higher than 2 .

Without anticipating the details of this proposal, it may be made clear that it is not the Commission's intention to introduce a new tax or to increase fuel taxes in the civil aviation sector.

The full benefits from the operation of automatic stabilisers can only be reaped if public finances are sustainable , since economic agents otherwise adjust their behaviour in anticipation of likely future fiscal measures .

If 27 individuals from those 27 member states sat around table, speaking their 23 languages, some very simple mathematics will tell you that you need an army of 253 translators to anticipate all the pairwise possibilities.

The ESRB , by identifying and assessing systemic risks , by issuing early warnings and recommendations where such risks are significant and by monitoring the follow up , can significantly contribute to the stability of the EU financial system as a whole .

Because monetary policy operates with lags, central banks must avoid fixating on the here and now, and instead use imperfect forecasts to anticipate the future effects of their decisions.

By identifying and gauging these mobilisation factors, enterprise leaders can control, predict and anticipate their social performance and turn their management of resources the right way round .

We can also anticipate an influx of tech objects and hardware on the island computers, mobile phones, hard drives, pen drives are all in high demand in Cuba and they are not easy to come across.

Therefore, given these constraints, you will have to decide Question Time to the Commission can be included on Wednesday between 6.15 and 7.45 p.m. but this would mean bringing forward voting time by one hour which would reduce the time available for the debate on the Gulf by one hour.

González Iñárritu, meanwhile, vies for the Best Director honor against American filmmakers like Wes Anderson (The Grand Budapest Hotel), Richard Linklater (Boyhood), Bennett Miller (Foxcatcher) and the Norwegian Morten Tyldum (The Imitation Game), who will all hope to bring home the award. As can be expected, it won t be an easy competition for the Mexican.

It can already be said that a consideration of these factors gives rise to the conclusion that the euro area has , from the outset , played a decisive role in the world economy , comparable in certain respects with that of the United States , naturally being capable of significantly affecting international economic relations and more importantly having great potential for future development .

In the same vein , it has helped the financial markets to better understand the systematic response pattern of the ECB 's monetary policy to economic developments and shocks , and thus to better anticipate the broad direction of monetary policy over the medium term , thereby making policy moves more predictable .

In addition , we regard it as crucial that the continuous and systematic explanation of monetary policy decisions in the context of our strategy helps the public over time to understand and broadly anticipate how monetary policy reacts to observable data and indicators .