Initially, re-intensification was expected to occur; however, the shear did not relent.
On Friday, Mr. Bush's campaign appeared to be relenting, and the Bush and Gore camps are expected to meet with the commission's staff later this week.
The Yankees expected the Jays to relent because the ability to dump so much salary would be too appealing for them to overlook.
In addition, Mr Monti said in his letter that by changing the law, and removing some of the church's exemption from Ici, he expected the EC to relent on demands that tax payments be backdated.
PAGE A12 Europe Relents on Wolfowitz Europe is expected to approve Paul D. Wolfowitz, President Bush's nominee to head the World Bank, another step toward repairing relations with the United States.
About 47,000 people were expected to run the annual race Nov. 4 before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Road Runners relented to mounting pressure and canceled the event two days before it was to be run.
Fred Wilpon, the Mets' owner, and the Seattle president, Chuck Armstrong, were expected to speak over the weekend, but the dialogue between the teams turned ugly with neither side relenting on its demands.
Knowing that fans might be upset by paying to watch a race they had expected to see Isaac in -- and they'd blame him and Isaac, not NASCAR -- Krauskopf relented and told Isaac to race.
As a result, E.U. officials expect Mrs. Merkel to relent and agree in March to pay for a bigger firewall to protect weak members of the euro zone if the bloc signs two treaties sought by Berlin: one on budget discipline and the other on rules for a permanent rescue fund.
But I do agree with Dave Roberts at Grist that Skocpol's proposed solution begs an important question: If Republicans are so hostile to environmental regulation, why should we expect a grassroots movement of a bunch of lefty environmentalists and Democrats to convince them to relent and allow passage of cap-and-dividend in Congress?
