1.   Either at New Year or before July you can anticipate a change in the everyday running of your life.

2.   How do you anticipate the changes proceeding?

3.   It minimises uncertainty and helps to anticipate changes for example in demography, social factors, values and employment levels.

4.   Other central committee members urged the party to speed up its own reform and to anticipate the changes happening in the country.

5.   But how do rational agents put themselves in a position of being able to anticipate changes in the money stock?

6.   Keynesians point to the large sums of money that move around the money market as firms and financial institutions anticipate changes in interest rates.

7.   Anticipating the change, The Broiler and other area taverns are offering dinner specials or other promotions to entice customers to stay longer.

8.   As a rookie, Bledsoe had to learn how to get players in, know what formations were coming and anticipate these changes.