| When politics tries to anticipate economic reactions by means of political decisions, economy reacts anticipatorily. |
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| Since future cannot be foreseen, it is meaningless to anticipatorily worry about what could be and could be not. |
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| This created a context for participants of our workshops to think anticipatorily and interact in terms of each other's realities and possible strategic actions. |
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| On the biological level, we know that some hormones trigger enzymes that behave for organisms as 'predictors' of future developments, so the organism can get ready to anticipatorily react to these changes. |
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| Thus, after a seller anticipatorily repudiated a contract, we would give the buyer the option of offering the seller an additional amount to perform. |
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| This decision on damages follows the Court's earlier June 26, 1992 ruling which held that these defendants had anticipatorily breached this TIAA agreement. |
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