This is particularly challenging to the construction and reception of a fictional character; we take for granted our expectations of fiction to present people in flux, and character as unstable and therefore malleable.
The way family carers are treated is appalling; their efforts taken for granted, the expectation that they will undertake any and all tasks, from giving injections to changing incontinence pads.
His solidity of voice, clarity of diction and theatrical bearing as Lindorf, Coppelius, Dr. Miracle and Dappertutto were qualities almost taken for granted, and the expectations this splendid young singer regularly creates were well satisfied here.
The case also highlights the tension and potential synergies between social mission and shareholder value in the context of the crisis of 2008, the taken-for-granted expectations and norms arising from a commercial bank charter, and the distinct perspectives of bank regulators, founders, investors, and other stakeholders of the newly founded bank.
In one's social network, the social role occupied by a given member dictates a set of socially shared, taken-for-granted expectations for behaviors, values, and beliefs that are conferred to that respective member; these expectations, based on social role, are above and beyond the expectations that accompany that network member based on their history of support.
For example, some of the allocations to utilities are granted with the expectation that they will be auctioned off and the proceeds will be used to fund renewable energy development.
Imagine if we found more effective ways to incentivize universities, colleges and career training programs to ensure student success, where loans are granted with the expectation of students being provided a high value skill set and where institutions have a financial stake in the students' future employment prospects?
"Granted, we have diminished expectations, but companies are doing a decent job beating on the profit side," he said.
However, this autocratic authority and associated expectations are granted and continually evolved via a very different mechanism than the management hierarchy we're used to.
So it will be more and more like the U.S. The younger generation of Chinese may take what they have for granted and place growing expectations on their government.
