Can a man who four times had to seek bankruptcy protection for his companies be expected to lecture on business acumen and vitality?
For example I was expecting to lecture to 50-70 people with a great deal of knowledge, and due to bad weather six total beginners turned up.
Armstrong is due to appear on Sunday night at an event at Washington's Smithsonian Institution, where he is expected to give a 15-minute lecture.
Mr. Clinton is widely reported to receive a lecture fee of $100,000 per speech -- the lecture circuit is expected to provide him with most of his post-White House income -- and organizations that have contracted to hire him in recent days have found themselves the targets of criticism.
Peter Fincham, the BBC1 controller who lost his job over the row about the Queen documentary and is now director of television at ITV, will tonight deliver the keynote MacTaggart lecture in which he is expected to sound a rallying cry for the medium.
The lecture was eagerly awaited and is expected to produce the keenest controversy and discussion.
Films, theater, lectures and walks in the first of what is expected to become an annual event in the city that figures in both "Persuasion" and "Northanger Abbey".
He is not expected to lecture, preach, or act as spiritual leader to his parishioners; rather, his main role is to ensure the continuance of a satisfactory relationship between the kami (god or sacred power) and the worshipper through offerings, evocation of the kami, and mediation of the deity's blessing to the parishioners.
While students are expected to take lecture notes during class, power through study sessions and, if necessary, do assignments on the go, there are tech essentials better suited than others for getting these jobs done.
With the help of these presentations, tutees were expected to review lecture content and ask questions about facts they did not understand.
