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Where the Company foresees a loss or any major change to its operating results, a timely business result forecast must be made.

Sybase foresees technology sector spending remaining tepid for at least a year and possibly until 2011.

Mr. Hanley said he foresees the rise of voice-to-text technology as a rival to traditional text messaging.

It also foresees double- digit profitability from the low- cost , high- quality strategy - what in India is called " frugal engineering " .

The architecture for this system eventually foresees using five satellites in geosynchronous orbit (GEO) and up to 30 non-GEO platforms.

Mr Pratini de Moraes foresees more intensive use of pastures as well as an increase in the number of feed lots in the next five years.

He foresees a place for micro-payments, which could allow a reader to pay a few cents each for an article they want to read online.

He foresees growth of 4% a year over the next 20 years.

He foresees politicians being granted control of Europe's key industries and of the European Central Bank.

Ford doesn't expect to turn a profit before 2011, but company CEO Alan Mulally foresees a market turnaround by the end of the year.

Needless to say, that is not the Fed's view: it still foresees rising unemployment and falling inflation.

In fact, Hawkes foresees jet engines playing a dual role, propelling the plane through the water as well as through the air.

As humanity awakens again to true law Crow foresees that there will be a restoration of balanced giving and receiving that shall occur.

Desmond Lachman of the American Enterprise Institute foresees a futile downward economic spiral.

Tom Mortenson foresees another problem, one with major implications for the America way of courtship, marriage, and family life.

[font=Tahoma]Mr Yunus foresees social businesses bringing clean water, renewable energy and health insurance to the impoverished masses.

Kant foresees the symptom of modernity through the fate of teleology abandoned by the enlightenment.

He foresees sales of a further 4, 000 planes, which is as many as it has delivered since the first A320s were launched in 1988.

True friendship foresees the need of the others rather than proclaim its own .

The project manager also foresees potential problems and finds feasible solutions to avoid any unexpected setbacks.

Beijing's next five-year plan foresees at least 170 million new vehicles, or perhaps twice that, according to Agassi.

In particular, he foresees juicy contracts from applying Wessex Water's skills at cleaning up rivers to the continent's murky waterways.

But as summer temperatures rise in northern Pakistan, Human Rights Watch foresees a "humanitarian catastrophe" .

The new directive also foresees mandatory monitoring of long-term effects associated wi th the interaction between GMOs and the environment.

Hugh White, a former Australian security and defence official, foresees the western Pacific becoming a "naval no-go zone" .

Each one foresees a particular range of sea level rises, depending on ice-melts, temperature rises and many other factors.

Unilever, whose roots in the region go back to 1888, foresees the new middle classes accounting for the lion's share of global turnover.

true friendship foresees the need of others rather than proclaims its own.

Jonathan de Mello at Experian foresees a radical restructuring of the market as consumer habits change and smaller retailers go to the wall.

U. S. President Barack Obama said Saturday he foresees an international debate on currency devaluation.

friendship foresees the needs of others ~ than proclaims its own.

Toyota foresees such low demand for plug-in hybrids because of the expected high costs and low durability of the early plug-in models.

But he thinks that will change and foresees a future of sustainable growth and profit making.

Instead, he foresees a gradual rebalancing of the country's energy mix as people become more aware of the impact of global warming.

Prof Bourne foresees a day when robots will do all the making, leaving people to the designing.

Mr Mukherjee foresees a rosy period of easing inflation, reviving foreign investment and robust public finances.

The QDR foresees a world in which political, economic and military power is "more diffuse" .

The World Bank foresees the dollar, euro, and China's renminbi as co-equals in a "multi-currency" monetary system by 2025.

Law foresees infringement by equivalence.

Giraffe foresees a return to such gentle preoccupations in the decade ahead.

God chooses the people whom he foreknows, not the people whose faith or works he foresees.

By 2008, he foresees the emergence of CEP standards, languages and complex event-pattern search engines.

True friendship foresees the needs of other rather than proclaim it's own.

Moller foresees a future where skycars routinely zip around taxis or personal vehicles.

In order to estimate that the patient state of health, foresees the patient to need to provide the theory basis.

who foresees calamities suffers them twice over.

It's all about the present. Boyfriend: he foresees your future together, and what he should do to achieve it.

What Michael Suen has said shows the government foresees a change - that the number of school-agers will soon go up again.

SELEX Galileo's contract with the Indian Air Force foresees the supply of 17 PAR systems.

He foresees no sales growth for another two to three years.

By comparison, he foresees first-quarter write-downs of $10 billion in CDOs and $5. 8 billion in leveraged-loan commitments.

EU foreign ministers have approved a financial package that foresees Croatia joining as soon as January 2012.

This time, "Dr. Doom" foresees a hard landing for the Chinese economy after 2013.

Mr Roy foresees continuing annual growth of 50 per cent or more and a trebling of business processing jobs to 1. 2m by 2008.

Finally, it foresees the trend of environmental report in China, which is due to professional and scientific in the future.

It is for this reason that the Redwood Tree Kingdom foresees a time when many may starve;

Chinese Official Foresees Boost in Currency

Al-Qaeda's leader returns and foresees victory in Iraq