Sentence examples for fundamental expectations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller predicts fissures in the relationship, the result of a "fundamental expectations gap" in which Mr. Obama expects more from the peace talks than Mr. Netanyahu will be able to deliver.

It violates our fundamental expectations of respect and equality, and it violates the humanity of the person being harassed.

Pam Dixon of the World Privacy Forum in San Diego thinks using cameras for non-security ends "violates some very fundamental expectations and rights".

Firstly, we consider the role of "Moore's Law" in shaping the fundamental expectations of an entire set of industries about rates of increase in the power and complexity of semiconductor devices, and the timing of those increases.

But it is necessarily always more, and the investigative process and the ultimate legal and factual findings reflect, help shape and often reinforce the state of key norms — fundamental expectations of presidential conduct.

Certainly Sally's aggrieved outrage at her mistress's failures to set aside the fundamental expectations of the society in which both she and Lucie must make their lives strikes an uncomfortable note.

The collisions have shocked the Navy, where good seamanship and avoiding collisions are a fundamental expectation and demand.

Shabnam Rezaei, an editor and producer, who grew up in Tehran in the 1970s and now lives in New York and Vancouver, said that a fundamental expectation for women in Iran is the ability to make tender, fluffy rice.

Investors are, however, entertaining doubts about whether Washington will pay back money on the date it has promised, a fundamental expectation that helps lubricate day-to-day transactions in the financial system.

There must be a fundamental expectation set that this is a company-wide priority.

Progressive, considerate attitudes, particularly on the alternative queer scene, are now a fundamental expectation from patrons.