Sentence examples for expectations of action from inspiring English sources
The Japanese move, the likelihood of the Fed's quantitative easing and even expectations of action by the Bank of England, which meets on Thursday, have helped spur stocks.
May has raised expectations of action to help Britain's manufacturing heartlands by stressing the need for the country to have an industrial strategy and by emphasising the difficulties faced by working-class families in the speech made in Downing Street on the day she became prime minister.
But the small action needs to remain connected to the bigger action and the person's expectations of action and reward.
Oratorios allow for the presentation of ideas without the expectation of action.
Either approach has risks: If you don't make the list public, you might lose your best performers; if you opt for transparency, you'll heighten the expectation of action.
Critics have adopted a "nothing works" stance: The previous four presidents, the story goes, have advocated higher learning standards, tests that measure whether students met those standards and an expectation of action based on results.
Unfortunately for children, the goal-setting and reporting does not come with a clear expectation of action in chronically low-performing schools and schools that consistently fail any group of children.
In this regard, the striatum is a key structure that represents action-specific reward values in cortico-basal ganglia loops [22], [23] and encodes reward expectation of actions [24] during goal-directed behavior.
Barack Obama is raising expectations of swift action on the environment - possibly within his first few days in the White House.
The White House offered no elaboration on Monday of the president's thinking or the options he would consider; it tried to tamp down expectations of quick action.
The Japanese move, the likelihood of the Fed's quantitative easing and even expectations of Bank of England action along the same lines were all helping to push stocks higher.
