Roleset anticipate.01 Verbnet Class: NONE "expect":

Roles:

Arg0:anticipater


Arg1:thing anticipated

Examples:

active, light S as object (-)
The documents also said that Cray Computer anticipates *trace* needing perhaps another $120 million in financing beginning next September.
Arg0:	Cray Computer
REL:	anticipates
Arg1:	*trace* needing perhaps another $120 million in financing beginning next September.




active, SBAR as object (-)
But speculators, *trace* anticipating that Connecticut will approve a law permitting such interstate banking soon, immediately bid up shares of Connecticut banks on the news.
Arg0:	*trace*=speculators
REL:	anticipating
Arg1:	Connecticut will approve a law permitting such interstate banking soon




passivized with extraction (perhaps not possible) (-)
John is anticipated *trace* to win the Nobel Prize.
Arg1:	John
REL:	anticipated
Arg1:	*trace* to win the Nobel Prize




with comparative (-)
``This is all emotion right now, and when emotion starts to run, it can run further than anyone anticipates,'' he said.
Arg0:	anyone
REL:	anticipates

Sometimes also with an empty Arg1 (trace only)

Roleset anticipate.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "come before":

Roles:

Arg0:thing coming before


Arg1:thing coming after

Examples:

active (-)
The downgrade anticipates completion of the IMA Holdings acquisition today, Moody's said.
Arg0:	The downgrade
REL:	anticipates
Arg1:	completion of the IMA Holdings acquisition today

These two senses are very close in meaning, but fortunately the framing is the same.