anticipative

The investigator was anticipative, hoping that his new friend would agree to work with him.

It is also important to have a predictable, anticipative approach to legislation, in particular for product market regulation.

We need an integrated and anticipative approach based on market driven development of industrial sectors.

It promotes an anticipative mode of management in project management.

Kym's hands on approach is fast, anticipative and with out fuss."

I am putting on my bonnet and cloak; I look at myself in the glass with an air of anticipative disgust.

But, to this, Bishop Jebb's anticipative answer is ready.

It was reported horsemen carried away scarce luxury gifts for the anticipative return home beyond encampment food stuff.

This specific anticipative understanding of the conditions of the uncertain future defies any rules and systematization.

Lack of leadership from senior managers – management has been reactive and adaptive rather than proactive and anticipative.

An anticipative approach is also needed for regulation as well as for PP decisions.

Joe felt a certain anticipative elation.

Each of these periods of waiting is hard, yet anticipative; but it is neither pointless nor endless.

Our team of 14 take pride in maintaining the reputation of the world's most exclusive train, providing an anticipative and highly personalised service.

For these reasons, anticipative measures must be taken well in advance to equip and prepare the people and the regions for change.

Something in the lawyer's tone brought an anticipative smile to the thin lips of Winstead Delthern, who was watching opposite.

In Genesis 1:1, the ruach (breath, wind) of God broods over the deep waters with anticipative desire.

Lecky looked anticipative.

The Mitre Series feature an anticipative logic system controlling both temperature and CO2 levels.

The OPA requires relevant agencies to conduct examination to test the anticipative capacities of the parties involved.

He knew that it contained funds; and he was anticipative of the reward that he was to find there.

Even so, it arrived without the anticipative clatter raised by other fall newcomers like "Bionic Woman" and "Cavemen."

This is precisely what developing an IM Workforce means to address and is, in fact, anticipative, progressive thinking."

This will essentially require a common anticipative approach in our relations to search for and agree upon common objectives, yet without compromising the Commission’s right of initiative.

See also anticipatory nuisance Voir aussi nuisance anticipative proximate cause; causa proxima cause proche (n.f.)