Примеры использования Have anticipated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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we may have anticipated your irrational behaviour.
We have anticipated this; this has been a point of discussion for many centuries among us about the process of bringing the pendulum to the standing point at the bottom.
The Prosecutor has submitted that her staff could not have anticipated that the Chamber would avail itself of this provision.
A number of developing countries have anticipated trends in transport services
Our aerial reconnaissance shows the Nazis have anticipated the next phase in the Allied offensive, the push into Europe from North Africa.
We have anticipated this for decades, and have prepared the scenarios appropriately for the reconstruction of western democracies that will assist them to become sustainable into an indefinite future.
Siemens AG could not have anticipated that the equipment would not be able to be re-exported.
MONJORONSON: Yes, metaphor aside, we have anticipated their incompetence and their incapability to move forward constructively.
So, Sue had gone from no dates to the prom to two dates-- a problem she never in her life could have anticipated.
As Yeniay had been released and might even have anticipated the acquittal of 16 July 1991,
There is a meticulous plan that will avoid any chaotic conditions from developing, and we have anticipated all possible scenarios.
Even though there were certain factors which the Division could not have anticipated, such as the explosion of the LAN,
However, certain events may occur that the parties could not reasonably have anticipated when the project agreement was negotiated
the staff supporting the Yugoslavia programme at UNHCR headquarters could not have anticipated this problem and did their utmost to resolve it once it arose.
would have anticipated that the other person would be offended,
annex II to the Convention, they could not have anticipated the scale of the workload
realistic to expect that KOC could have anticipated all possible contingencies at the outset of the programme.
innocently disappear; which obliging conduct one would hardly have anticipated from the spirit of evil,
The returns may be smaller than you have anticipated, but there will always be returns;
In 1945, they could not have anticipated, however, the urgent need we face today to realize yet a third: