But I am afraid it would be wise to expect only modest results.
The record suggests it will be wise to expect plenty of grand statements, but little or no concrete action.APEC countries account for more than one-third of the world's population and over half its economic output.
And if the chancellor, who has the ultimate decision here, does appoint a policy adviser as permanent secretary, it would be wise to expect a senior operational person to be their deputy.
And if 2011 is any indication, it would be wise to expect a steady flow of events like these in 2012 as well.
Unlike the BBC series, it may not be wise to expect that it will be seen as fair and balanced by those working in Birmingham or indeed elsewhere.
It would not be wise to expect Chelf to continue to post 7+ yards-per-carry and 80+ rushing yards-per-game.
You must be realistic here: If you scored a 15 on the ACT the first time, it would not be wise to expect a 35 on the second attempt.
Mancini would be wise to expect another battling performance from the Scottish champions, who came from 2-0 down then 3-2 behind to level in Glasgow.
In a research note, Vanguard said that with interest rates starting from such a low point, pragmatists would be wise to expect their core domestic bond portfolios to earn no more than 2 percent a year over the next decade.
It is wise to limit this conversion to patients whose expected risk lies within the control event rates of the included trials (which in the example from the Cochrane review is 2%to50%0% cessation of smoking), and to use this method cautiously where, as in this example, there is heterogeneity in the Odds Ratio.
