Sentence examples for expectations of completing from inspiring English sources

While White House officials have been playing down expectations of completing their negotiations on the size of the new 10-year military aid package during this week's visit, Obama made clear there was no question it would be renewed.

He added that he has "every expectation" of completing his term as governor of New Jersey, which runs through 2014.

We believe that to be considered a "high value" investment there must be a reasonable expectation of completing one's degree within the normal time period.

We will accrue 370 subjects with the expectation of completing at least 135 per diet group and 100 in the control group, that is, 10% loss to follow-up.

But, in a Commons statement signed off by the Treasury, he doused expectations of complete and early acceptance of the proposals by referring repeatedly to them as merely "a basis for engagement" and announcing a further process of consultation.

They find the family's expectations of complete recovery unrealistic.

(Daniel, acupuncture patient, Seattle) Expectations of complete resolution or cure were rare.

When we examined all mentions of "cure" or text related to complete recovery, we found very few instances in which study participants articulated expectations of complete pain relief as a result of the CAM treatment they were seeking.

(Female nurse, West New Britain Province) However, one HW was resistant about the possibility of a national MC programme for fear that this would raise community expectations of complete protection from HIV and could result in retribution in the event of a circumcised man becoming HIV-positive.

"A lot of work has happened, but the initial expectations seemed to be unrealistic in terms of completing this massive amount of work," Reddy said.

The logic is simple: The government is borrowing 10-year money at about 2.5%, so this plan makes it available to SMBs at 5%, with interest-only payments for the first five years and an expectation of complete repayment over the next five.