We all expect a richer theory underlying the Standard Model.
Hence, we should not expect a semantic theory to furnish an account of how any two expressions belonging to the same syntactic category differ in meaning (Thomason 1974).
One would expect a correspondence theory to go beyond a mere definition like (1) or (2) and discharge a triple task: it should tell us about the workings of the correspondence relation, about the nature of facts, and about the conditions that determine which truthbearers correspond to which facts.
There are, after all, significant differences between actions and omissions, and so we should not expect that a theory of action provides all the resources that are required for an account of omissions.
Expecting a monolithic theory that applies to all cases is probably an unreasonable aspiration.
Educator Geoffrey Canada, featured in the documentary Waiting for Superman, cautions us not to expect a Superman or super theory to rescue American education.
IF YOU Google the phrase "Middle East rumours", the first link that pops up is not, as you might expect, a website propagating conspiracy theories.
According to justice theory, people expect a fair handling of the whole complaint handling process, which means a) fair procedures, b) fair interpersonal communication and, c) a fair outcome.
As might be expected of a theory adapted 650 years ago from the ideas of Thomas Aquinas intended to give spiritual cover for the warlike ambitions of medieval princes, it is pretty malleable.For example, one of those conditions is that the war must be sanctioned by a proper authority.
Will win: Patricia Arquette Should win: Patricia Arquette Some authentic heavyweights have failed to make the cut: no Clint Eastwood or David Fincher, and James Marsh (who won a documentary Oscar in 2009 for Man on Wire) may have expected a nod for The Theory of Everything, considering the writer and two of his actors did.
