Sentence examples for expectation set out from inspiring English sources

The government states that "there will be a stronger expectation, set out in statutory guidance, for the plans to be in line with the health and wellbeing strategy", but this looks less demanding than the clear accountability requirement set out by the Future Forum.

But achieving the expectations set out in Wednesday's talks appear fraught with difficulty.

The worst kind of businesses are ones where there are no expectations set out for employees.

The figures also showed that the allowance proved to help school pupils from low-income families stay on in education with 77% of school pupils on the EMA scheme for the full year completing the attendance rates and learning expectations set out for them compared to 70% in 2006-7.

He argued that mistrust prevents co-operation for taking place according to the expectations set out in transaction cost theory.

There were already expectations set out for me as a teenage girl, and the pressure was multiplied thanks to my anxious brain, which convinced me that I was not good enough and would never be good enough to succeed at these things.

But he insisted the UK was on target to meet the expectation - set out in its renewable "roadmap" - of the scale of on-shore wind's contribution to UK energy by 2020.

"But he didn't achieve the expectations he set out for himself and that people elected him to accomplish — which was to make the state more affordable".

Several participants explained the importance of discipline-specific training to ensure students understand training expectations as set out by their respective professional licensing body.

It was with great expectations that we set out the next day.

"I worry about expectations that we set out for individuals with A.C.A. in California and having the rug pulled out from underneath us without a funding mechanism," said Senator Ted Gaines, a Republican of Rocklin.