Given recent developments, he said he now expected, at a minimum, a "significant delay". Puzzanghera reported from Washington, Guynn from San Francisco.
They were generally realistic about resource limitations but expected, at a minimum, access to accurate and current information so they could make informed decisions – ideally in a proactive way.
Normally a visiting Indian leader expects, at a minimum, to meet the main leader of the opposition on such a trip.
"You can expect at a minimum 5 to 10 inches of rain, and with hurricane force winds inland you are going to get a lot of treefall and a lot of flooding," said Bill Read, of the National Hurricane Centre.
That's what most customers today expect, at a minimum.
On the one hand, this is surprising, for one might expect, at a minimum, the fractional difference to preserve this well-known property of the integer-order operator.
Wigley expected that, at a minimum, it would help future researchers take retrospective looks through the data in search of the natural course and distinct patterns of the disease.
The reigning European champions were expected, at the minimum, to be more durable than this and McClaren merits appreciation for bringing about their sudden collapse, with all the goals scored before the interval.
The "time goal" in the draft Iraqi and American accord, however, would have American forces leave about a year earlier, though it is hard to predict how Iraqi leaders might feel about the need for an American presence several years from now, and American officials expect that at a minimum the training of Iraqi forces would continue after 2011 under the terms of the agreement.
I expect that, at a minimum, we will learn a lot about teaching.
However, if plaintiffs file FOIA requests with five federal government entities about a program launched in 2008 to assist with national immigration law policy an issue that certainly attracts the attention of the federal government is it not reasonable to expect thousands (at a minimum) of searchable electronic documents replete with metadata?
