Betekenis van:
foresee
to foresee
Werkwoord
- voorzien, vooruitzien
- realize beforehand
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
to foresee
Werkwoord
- act in advance of; deal with ahead of time
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Nobody can foresee when the war will end.
- No one can foresee how that result will turn out.
- The aim of science is, as has often been said, to foresee, not to understand.
- The parties can for instance foresee ‘overcapacities’ for a given period in their plans.
- Foresee a separate entry in the table for each contract or phase, where relevant.
- Judging by its business plan, the Consortium as owner did not foresee such an orientation.
- The measure at hand does not foresee any such provisions or checks by the public authorities involved.
- the eligibility rules drawn up on the basis of paragraph 4 foresee the eligibility of such expenditure;
- Does the aid foresee that any application for aid must be submitted before work on the project is started?
- The new contracts foresee that the new contracts will not take permanent effect if the aid package is not authorised.
- The market investigation also confirmed that most airlines foresee a further growth of their direct sales via ‘supplier.com’.
- Indeed, the final restructuring plan does not foresee any new lending above pre-crisis levels or any acquisitions of new businesses.
- For the definition of partner enterprises, the Commission Recommendation does indeed not foresee any other criteria than the 25 % threshold in shares, respectively voting rights.
- To enable the ERC to provide the required resources and expertise for the ERC peer review evaluation process, a call may foresee a pre-registration.
- A general culture of responsibility should be created in view of challenges and opportunities that may be raised in the future and that we cannot at present foresee.