In January 1977, four years prior to becoming president, Ronald Reagan bluntly stated, in a conversation with Richard V. Allen, his basic expectation in relation to the Cold War.
Thus far he has refused to relent, insisting through a spokesman that he would resist "a well-coordinated, national campaign to smear our state's reputation after we passed a common-sense law to ensure no government can take away our basic expectations of privacy in bathrooms, locker rooms and showers".
By acting congenial or not, the experimenter had set up basic expectations for the interview: in some cases, "I want to be friends," and in others, "I'd rather keep this professional".
ELN data input seems to have been a recurring issue, alongside failings in basic expectations about data management that heightened existing anxieties.
This leads to the emergence of an attentional loop as well as to the arousal of basic expectation behaviors in case of subsequently presented stimuli.
According to an analysis by the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), school funding needs to be increased by £5.7bn to achieve the basic expectations of a core curriculum, delivered in a safe and well maintained building, taught by a qualified teacher and backed up with pastoral, safeguarding and special educational needs support.
First of all, the data are in line with basic expectations, which confirm that key assumptions are met and reasonable results can be obtained.
Our project met our basic expectations of being able to train someone in perfect pitch and relative pitch.
In any working relationship there are some pretty basic expectations that one has for their teammate, like completing tasks and meeting deadlines.
Some companies do try to set some basic expectations.
