Don't anticipate, old man.

I don't anticipate a problem.

To that end, we anticipate

I don't anticipate any trouble.

How far you can anticipate, what follows from it, what are the threats, what are the possibilities, the challenges, the opportunities?

I cannot anticipate something going wrong.

I anticipate that there will be trouble.

Counterterrorism must anticipate new forms of attack.

See if you can anticipate my blows.

What sort of casualties do you anticipate, sir?

We do not anticipate their buying a new car.

No nation can anticipate its term, nor delay it.

No nation can anticipate its term, nor delay it.

No matter what the circumstances, always anticipate the unexpected.

Overall, we anticipate that many of these CNVs will provide explanations to how we adapt and interact with our ever changing environment. Indeed, as studies continue to identify and characterize CNVs, we anticipate achieving a better understanding of the relationship between these genetic variations, complex diseases, and human adaptability.

But it'll anticipate what we're doing, in a good sense.

And it will innovate in ways that we cannot anticipate.

Neither can a people anticipate its term, nor delay it.

Neither can a people anticipate its term, nor delay it.

No community can anticipate their term, nor can they lay behind.

No community can anticipate their term, nor can they lay behind.

No nation can anticipate their term, nor can they delay it.

No nation can anticipate their term, nor can they delay it.

I cannot anticipate the possibility of our meeting beyond tomorrow afternoon.

But most important I believe are the ideas we need to anticipate.

That assumes, as parents, we can anticipate every problem that's going to arise.

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

I anticipate that most of them will have been fully implemented by September.

That brings up the question of how to improve the intelligence available to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to anticipate events and to prepare the resources that will be needed for future operations.

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

My work, rough estimate, sometimes five, six to seven weeks you can't always anticipate.

It also shows the ability of the IAEA to anticipate and respond to change.

Governments, particularly those with export led growth strategies, need to anticipate future market trends.

But Deng was convinced that administrative reforms could resolve these issues. What he did not anticipate was how difficult it would be to overcome resistance from within the CCP to any diminution of its powers.

Brainwave technology can understand us, anticipate our emotions and find the best solutions for our needs.

And it is not unreasonable to anticipate that strong recipient performance will lead to greater donor contributions.

We look forward to its third report and anticipate new recommendations on necessary improvements in that field.

The draft Labour Code now under development specifies measures that anticipate vocational training, retraining and job placement.

What we didn't anticipate was the many, many other uses that would evolve from this very simple system.

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

This does not anticipate the decision to be taken by the Competition Board after studying each individual case.

For us, you can anticipate nothing other than Paradise if we are killed or success if we triumph. However, what we can anticipate for you is either punishment by the hands of God or by ours. Wait and we, too, are waiting with you.

For us, you can anticipate nothing other than Paradise if we are killed or success if we triumph. However, what we can anticipate for you is either punishment by the hands of God or by ours. Wait and we, too, are waiting with you.

But what really matters is two kinds of problems problems that occur on the mountain which you couldn't anticipate, such as, for example, ice on a slope, but which you can get around, and problems which you couldn't anticipate and which you can't get around,

Our response must anticipate this by incorporating the cumulative lessons of the past while adapting to the new environment.