Sentences with phrase «anticipation of this change»

The property market, too, has already come alive over the past couple of months in anticipation of the change of leadership.

In anticipation of changing weather patterns and potential shortages of water, we have made water efficiency a key strategic ambition shaping our product range.

The constant threat of a «sunset» serves only to artificially increase the number of petitions filed in anticipation of changes.

It said it would cut its offering by 62,930 tonnes over three months, then add 6,885 tonnes on later in the year «in anticipation of changing market conditions.»

Not only will new technologies change the way we live, but the mere anticipation of change may be enough to shape expectations and outcomes, warns Drexler.

adaptability the degree to which adjustments are possible in practices, processes, or structures of systems to projected or actual changes of climate; adaptation can be spontaneous or planned, and can be carried out in response to or in anticipation of changes in conditions

Only 40 percent of the rules required under the financial reform act have been implemented, the financial inudstry has started to modify some practcies in anticipation of the changes.

This is in anticipation of a change to the EU's Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations within the coming year.

Most programs will also place a number of applicants on waitlist status, in anticipation of changes in their roster that occur as students make final decisions and commit to one institution.

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In fact, anticipation of this change in interest rates alone has already started to Read more -LSB-...]

In fact, anticipation of this change in interest rates alone has already started to shake parts of the market.

In anticipation of the changes, the capacity auctions for the 2015 to 2016 year in PJM territory procured a record amount of new generation for one year, nearly 5,000 megawatts.

However, employers should review their harassment policies to ensure that they meet the procedural requirements of Bill 132, while university policies should be reviewed for a reporting process for complaints of sexual violence, in anticipation of changes to legislation that further protects employees and students from sexual violence and harassment.

In anticipation of these changes, diligent practitioners have at the very least the duty to make reasonable inquiries about these newer technologies and the benefits it can provide to their practice.

Some stakeholders GAO interviewed said that the increase in 2011 was most likely influenced by the anticipation of changes in the 2011 Leahy - Smith America Invents Act (AIA), which made several significant changes to the U.S. patent system, including limiting the number of defendants in a lawsuit, causing some plaintiffs that would have previously filed a single lawsuit with multiple defendants to break the lawsuit into multiple lawsuits.

WhatsApp changed its privacy policy and terms and conditions in anticipation of the change and will begin sharing more information with parent company Facebook, including user phone numbers.

Our enthusiasm becomes heightened with the anticipation of the change in scenery, moreso for those of us surrounded by the white stuff, flowers blooming, leaves unfolding and the sounds of many species of returning birds.

You might also be thinking about marriage counseling in anticipation of a change.