The elderly expect to receive professional care, including curative, preventive and rehabilitative services from a mobile team more than they expect informal care with tasks of daily living at home.
It is commonly expected that informal settlements in developing countries have a smaller ecological footprint than more economically advantaged areas because they consume fewer resources and use less energy.
At the time, Minnich only expected an informal group of about 10 states to join in.
I arrive expecting an informal dinner party, with a small group seated around a table, but instead I find the place packed with more than 70 attendees.
On the day Mr Brown arrived at the treasury, May 2 1997, it was his blueprint for independence for the Bank of England which was presented to senior mandarins expecting an informal get to know you sesson rather than one of the biggest changes in post-war economic management.
Apple claims its new iOS8 operating system will be more predictive and responsive to context, noting whether you're texting (and so expecting more informal language) or e-mailing (more formal), and even whether you're e-mailing colleagues or your spouse.So what's going on when software primly dances around some of the English language's most common words?
As a consequence, we expect the informal sector will increase in urban areas, assuming that this additional labour supply is not met by equally rising labour demand in the formal sector (the classic problem of large cities in developing countries).
Changes in living and social circumstances mean that current generations can no longer expect the informal caregiving taken for granted by their forbearers, forcing people to look to formalised healthcare and social services.
About 1,500 participants, half of them academics, are expected for its informal mixers, merchandise fairs, panel discussions and lectures, said Heather Mitchell, public relations director for the event and a doctoral student in medieval literature at Duke University.
