Sentence examples for expectations to avoid from inspiring English sources

Sotoudeh said human rights violations remain a big concern for Iranian society but added it was important people managed their expectations, to avoid disappointment.

"Particularly in demanding times of significant market correction and turbulences," Mr. Trichet said in testimony to the European Parliament in Brussels, "it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility".

"Particularly in demanding times of significant market correction and turbulences, it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility," Mr. Trichet told the European Parliament in Brussels.

"In demanding times of significant market correction and turbulences, it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility in already highly volatile markets".

The governor of the European Central Bank said that despite the market turbulence, it was the responsibility of the central bank to "solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility in already highly volatile markets".

(See: "The ECB Will Not Be Moved") Any doubts about the ECB's priorities were also cleared on Wednesday after its president, Jean-Claude Trichet, said that despite the market turbulence, it was the responsibility of the central bank to "solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility in already highly volatile markets".

They had already fired the sporting director, Fredi Bobic, earlier in the campaign and now have to recruit somebody who would be willing to take over at a pretty big club with no real team and no firm expectation to avoid the drop.

There are indeed many: how to find political leaders who can live up to popular expectations; how to avoid anarchy; how to reconstruct political and social bonds that have been deliberately destroyed by dictatorial regimes and rebuild a civil society.

The second one, Ought-to L2 Self, is related to the attributes that one perceives s/he ought to have, in order to satisfy expectations and to avoid negative outcomes; which is equivalent to more extrinsic types of instrumental motives.

We keep quiet to shield ourselves from the pressure of others' expectations and to avoid unnecessary problems in the workplace.

The study physiotherapist will identify any unhelpful beliefs, those that have been found to be associated with poor recovery from LBP, such as poor recovery expectations, intentions to avoid activity due to fear of damage and beliefs concerning a reliance on passive treatment approaches.