Charcot foresaw a combination of science and rescue operation, and gallantly offered his services and resources.
These controls were prompted in large measure by the dire warnings of environmentalists (and some economists we might note) who foresaw the likely effects of unchecked industrial growth.
They feared that famine and disease would continue under the harsh conditions imposed by the treaty, and they foresaw the political effects in the legacy of bitterness and hatred.
Teachers, students and parents throughout the country accurately foresaw how devastating the new ' productionist ' reforms might be for rural youths' general educational prospects.
The development programme also foresaw the widening and improvement of a 500 m long strip of beach north of the development area.
The culmination of increasingly difficult management of industrial relations was the mobilization of new political forces that foresaw a reconstruction of the field without unions.
The wording of the instructions sent to monasteries shows that prelates foresaw problems.
Anyone who foresaw these states of affairs would have had a powerful moral reason to prevent them.
