On normative power views, promisors obligate themselves directly, by their own powers, rather than indirectly, either by appeal to a convention or by engendering expectations in the promisee.
Furthermore, implicit and sometimes explicit promises made during the War of Liberation engendered an expectation of popular sovereignty and widespread participation in the political process, promises that largely went unfulfilled once peace had been achieved.
As the did-it-really-happen? issue gives way to questions of style and form, so we are brought back to the expectations engendered by certain forms: how we expect to read certain books, how we expect them to behave.
While there is no evident law enforcement in the Pasayten, people also bring to the wilderness expectations engendered in law — that norms reinforced by legal sanctions will prevail, even if the mechanisms for law enforcement are absent.
Is there a danger that Upworthy has ended up over-exercising its headline muscle and delivering clickbait, where the videos don't meet up to the expectations engendered by the headline?
It has also been conferred on trade unions by the expectation, engendered among employers by the experience of sustained full employment, that rises in pay can be covered by higher prices so as to maintain profit margins without loss of business.
This self-deception, says John Reynolds of Florida State University, has engendered inflated ambitions and expectations, which -surprise --leads to depression and feelings of failure.
His contained style, and the expectations that it engendered in the reader, made his departures from it all the more powerful.
The dominance of the novel and the expectations it has engendered, he argued, have left a large readership unable to view a poem with the care, diligence and patience it requires.
Andrew (Intensive Care Specialist) similarly points out how some physicians engender unrealistic expectations in their patients and patient families, and then hand them over to ICU.
