I've been anticipating his arrival.

He prepared programs anticipating this would happen.

For they were not anticipating any reckoning.

For they were not anticipating any reckoning.

A storm blew in that no one was anticipating.

Instead of anticipating, the child always follows where the ball has been.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

And the thing about their furniture is that they said the role of the designer was essentially that of a good host, anticipating the needs of the guest.

(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.

A cultural change, a mental change, a physical change, Bam said.

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.

The answer may indicate what future awaits banks. 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.

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,

Demand change the light bulbs, but change the laws. Change the global treaties.

This can change. This can change.

And to change, and to change.

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.

Art is not supposed to change the world, to change practical things, but to change perceptions.

Art is not supposed to change the world, to change practical things, but to change perceptions.

Or, change in y over change in x.

This is real, tangible change, real, tangible change.

This change, this change. To see change that we must have if we care about the future.

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.

And it's constructed for change. It's all about change.

You change your behavior, and you change your mind.

When you explain change for example, economic growth economic growth is about change when you explain change, you use other things that have changed to explain change, rather than using the constant to explain change.

We can change things, but we have to actively change.

So this change, I believe, is a huge disruptive change.

CHANGE??

Together these new areas of science will allow us to manage the ecosystems on our planet, predicting the effects of human interventions, anticipating the flow of natural cycles. We truly have the power to become the managers of planet Earth.

If you change the spell again, you change the sequence again.

We can change these values, can change the companies we work with, and eventually, together, maybe we can change the world.

Is he thinking of a change in the Court's composition, a change in its procedures, or a change in its jurisdiction?

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And if we can change enough communities, we can change national attitudes.

Things change from time to time, and one should change with them.

Why change?