Anticipation! Hooray!

It's called Anticipation.

a Provisions for Zagreb and Belgrade in anticipation of removal from joint accommodation.

I tremble with anticipation.

I get a sense of anticipation ?

Full of anticipation, we brought him home.

I felt a sense of relaxation tempered with anticipation.

Planning in anticipation of urban growth could warrant investment in large scale sanitation and sewerage systems.

Briefing on youth (in anticipation of two youth events in Portugal, August 1998), 12 March 1998

In anticipation of the possible effects on climate of El Niño the SADC members were being urged to prepare for widespread drought.

There's lots of satisfaction to be had out of the anticipation.

Budget requirements for the coming biennium have been calculated in anticipation of the reserve level being maintained at 8.3 per cent of expenditures in both years.

The fetus adjusts its metabolism and other physiological processes in anticipation of the environment that awaits it.

Radio Okapi focused on reducing public tensions in anticipation of 30 June, primarily by explaining the transitional process and the process for holding credible elections.

These comments are now the subject of negotiations in anticipation of the finalization of the agreement in the near future.

She came towards him, panting with anticipation cheeks rosy from the strong wind.

Culture and development (in anticipation of the Intergovernmental Conference on Cultural Policies for Development, to be held in Stockholm, Sweden, 30 March 2 April 1998), 19 February 1998

This is accomplished by advance planning and initiation of project activities in anticipation of receipt of pledged voluntary contributions.

Public awareness of the issue would grow and the Subcommittee should make progress on it in anticipation of that.

Both the leadership of the opposition in Mogadishu and Habsade, the member of the opposition in charge of Baidoa, purchased arms from BAM in apparent anticipation of the fight for Baidoa.

In anticipation of these activities, which will be conducted in 2005, the National Office of Nuclear Energy and Technology has conducted a theoretical and practical training course for customs officials.

In anticipation of possible food shortages in the coming months, several initiatives have been undertaken to ensure effective coordination of food aid.

35. An early warning capacity within the humanitarian sphere is a tool to improve decision making in anticipation of crises.

However, the Iraqi side, in anticipation of the imminent start of the election campaign, had requested early adoption of this resolution.

One prisoner indicated that they had all been removed the previous evening in anticipation of the Special Rapporteur apos s visit.

The Committee recommends that the Tribunal should await performance before establishing all 17 new posts in anticipation of receiving 900 witnesses.

In anticipation of a doubling of its urban population over the next 20 years, it had focused on mobilizing credit and other forms of financing for private housing construction.

The additional posts are proposed in connection with the intensified resumption of the identification process and its completion by 31 May 1998 and in anticipation of the projected requirements for the planning for the transitional period.

AGL said it had already written down the value of the contracts in its accounts by 187 million in anticipation of a termination event.

Neil and I were sitting there comparing how little we've slept in anticipation for this. I've never been so nervous and I do this when I'm nervous, I just realized.

In anticipation of the possible discontinuance of the provision of medical supplies from the Government of Kuwait, provision was made in the amount of 45,000.

Further, in anticipation of the submission of initial national communications from non Annex I Parties, and in order to prepare for further discussions, the secretariat has invited Parties to provide views on a process for considering these communications.

Furthermore, in anticipation of the budget for the 1998 1999 biennium being debated by the Conference of the Parties at its third session, the secretariat has to prepare a budget proposal in early 1997.

89. In anticipation of the legislative elections for the entire House of Representatives of the People (Parliament) that are to be held in 1997, it is essential to avoid the mistakes of the past.

So, in anticipation, I would be this young designer in the back of the room, and I would raise my hand, and I would ask questions.

In its resolution 2004 2, the Sub Commission welcomed the draft principles and called on OHCHR to circulate them widely for comment in anticipation of the Special Rapporteur's final report to its fifty seventh session.

It's because the anticipation of possibly winning releases serotonin in the brain, and actually provides a good feeling until the drawing indicates you've lost.

That work had been undertaken in anticipation of the first session of the COP MOP and the establishment of the Article 6 Supervisory Committee.

UN effort to combat global drug problems, in anticipation of the special session on drugs (8 10 June 1998, New York), 29 January 1998

UN effort to combat global drug problems (in anticipation of the special session on drugs, 8 10 June 1998, New York), 26 February 1998

In anticipation of the Council's overall conferencing workload exceeding the workload of the Commission on Human Rights, tentative budgetary requirements will be submitted in early November 2005.

30. In anticipation of the signing ceremony for the Ottawa Convention, the Department of Public Information published a three element press kit on the landmine issue and the role of the United Nations.

The document leaves out many issues relevant to international trade that developing countries had been regarding with keen anticipation.

In anticipation of election related human rights violations, MONUC has established a special human rights investigative unit to report swiftly and publicly on such abuses.

I know your candidate will forgive my referring to him... by the friendly nickname by which he's already known... in anticipation, mark you... at Westminster.