Sentence examples similar to abiding expectation from inspiring English sources

Alongside these structural issues are the abiding questions of increased expectations.

As children eagerly embrace their freedom, while abiding by rules and expectations, they will sometimes over-reach, choose poorly, make mistakes and need advice.

KIPP "does great work despite the force of poverty," Abrams points out, but the non-profit depends heavily on philanthropists (to augment budgets), "tireless teachers, and students as well as families capable of abiding by rigid academic and behavioral expectations that limit its reach".

Largely overlooked were signs that the abiding themes of the Age of Great Expectations no longer commanded automatic allegiance.

Rather than abiding strictly to Korean traditional fathers' expected roles of hard workers as financial supporter, the three participants accepted new expectations and made a cultural adjustment to adopt the new fathering practice embedded in the American culture of fathers' roles.

On the path to raising good, decent, law-abiding and respectful children, why do we perpetuate this expectation of parenting perfection instead of accepting good enough -- and being proud of what we do accomplish?

Of course, the reason why a prescriptive realist might endorse such rules would be very different from the reasons offered by the just war theorist: the latter would talk about abiding moral values whereas the former would refer to useful rules which help establish expectations of behaviour, solve coordination problems and to which prudent bargainers would consent.

This bill will bring the government's practices at the border back in line with the reasonable expectations of law-abiding Americans".

In heavenly love abiding.

Poverty is an abiding theme.

That's one abiding memory.