For HIV-positive women there are additional expectations that incumbents of these roles need to be protected from disease; that they have a "right" to know about potential exposure to the disease.
#2 Exceeding Expectations: Overshooting the incumbent's business model may also provide an opportunity to target customers currently not served well by existing products or services.
When a Justice commits wrongdoing and falls short of these expectations, it is incumbent upon the powers that be to take action.
In 1992, Buchanan launched a long-shot campaign against incumbent president George HW Bush that, against all expectations, garnered almost 3m votes in the primaries.
Similarly, you can upset an entrenched market or unseat the incumbent leader by relentlessly raising consumer expectations of something better thereby stirring general dissatisfaction.
In the governor's races in South Carolina and Georgia, where Democratic incumbents were defeated, minority turnout met expectations.
The virtue of using research and quality improvement as the drivers of business development and consumer protection is that they help startups and incumbents compete objectively, support more realistic expectations and build a credible brand.
The Senate minority leader informed supporters Wednesday that she wouldn't be challenging incumbent Gov. Rick Snyder (R), despite some earlier expectations.
However, given the substantial financial costs and high expectations of clinical trials, it is incumbent upon the RTT research community to rigorously validate models, outcome measures and study designs (see Table 3) that will generate robust and reproducible preclinical findings with clear relevance to the human disease.
If an expectation is unfair, it may be incumbent upon us, as a matter of justice, to help those who wish to buck it by making it easier to buck.
It also served to remind the incumbents that if they did not meet the expectations of the community, they'd be voted out of office.
