Summary
to anticipate {verb}
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English-Swedish translation for "to anticipate"
"to anticipate" Swedish translation
to anticipate {verb}
to anticipate [anticipated|anticipated] {vb} (also: to antedate)
We need to act now to anticipate the consequences for our healthcare systems.
It is not enough to react, we need to anticipate and be ahead of the game.
So I fail to see why we need to anticipate Parliament's normal practice.
It is possible, and seems particularly important to me, to anticipate statutory regulations.
Whatever solution is chosen, it must not under any circumstances anticipate the pending reform.
to anticipate [anticipated|anticipated] {vb} (also: to discount)
to anticipate [anticipated|anticipated] {vb} (also: to prevent, to pre-empt, to occur, to feature)
We must inform, warn, monitor, anticipate and prevent a human and social disaster.
I do not wish to anticipate my colleague, Mr Rübig.
Without seeking to anticipate the view of the Commission, let me say now that I personally am not in favour of forestry policy becoming a
I am also envisaging that the authority will be much more proactive than our current regime - anticipate rather than react, identify issues
We need, therefore, to help them out by anticipating the difficulties of the next few decades.
to anticipate [anticipated|anticipated] {vb} (also: to ask)
One could readily anticipate that will be undertaken - it is a relatively simple check.
It is right to anticipate that.
When looking at our proposal, one should also anticipate the consequences of enlargement on the costs and litigation in this respect.
Floods are natural phenomena that need to be anticipated and the effects prevented.
According to these indications, the results of liberalization will be more significant than previously anticipated.
to anticipate [anticipated|anticipated] {vb} (also: to imagine, to forebode, to smell, to suspect)
But it does, at least, make it possible to anticipate some rather interesting options for development of the European Union.
to anticipate [anticipated|anticipated] {vb} (also: to foresee, to forecast, to envisage, to apprehend)
We obviously cannot anticipate the results of the IGC, so we have to stick to current Treaty rules.
I cannot anticipate or advance conclusions that still have to be drawn by our Member States.
We can therefore anticipate that my country will support the policy being proposed by my colleague, Karl von Wogau.
But the proper procedure would have to be gone through and I could not begin to anticipate what the outcome would be.
Second, anticipating and reacting quickly to major threats to health.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "anticipate":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to anticipate" in Swedish
Similar words
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