Sentence examples for justified expectation from inspiring English sources
Yet, it should be noted that the policy of that treaty, which was undertaken in the justified expectation of raising Roman military strength and recultivating tracts of wasteland, by no means became customary.
The United States, concerned about disorder within the Soviet Union, instead of worrying about new tactical nuclear weapons or even pausing to design a new arms-control framework to deal with the problem, soon took unilateral measures to withdraw some nuclear weapons from land and sea deployments all in the justified expectation that Russia would reciprocate.
A justified expectation of 50 60% capacity gains is proved along with a generalized insight on its variations that can be extrapolated for different network parameters and configurations.
Currently, Interbull post-processes genetic correlations to correspond to the level of some justified expectation.
In other words, observing large differences between groups for fabricated data might not be a reasonable and justified expectation.
Genetic correlations for SCC were high in magnitude for all countries, whereas those for protein yield were very low for some countries - contrary to the biologically justified expectation of on average high genetic correlations.
Their poll ratings were flatlining; they had wholly justified expectations that their councillors would again be culled at the local elections; and they had little collective sense of how they were going to haul themselves out of the deep hole in which they were trapped.
He also demanded that the Tarrytown school district satisfy "the reasonable and wholly justified expectations of the many innocent purchasers" of the homes by ceding the boundary, since their "children have every right to legally attend a school in the Pocantico Hills Central School District".
They arise from either unilateral promises or bilateral agreements, and they create perfect rights (i.e., justified expectations of exact performance) in others.
They concluded that the assumption of Kolin related to the proportionality of speed to temperature difference is justified, but the expectation about improvement of the machine performance with discontinuous motion of the two pistons needs to be reviewed.
The workers are housed in long prefabricated buildings or, for the luckier ones, traditional gers, circular felt tents (equipped with untraditional en suite facilities, TV and Ethernet cables).All this is justified commercially by the expectation that this mine will produce 450,000 tonnes of copper a year, making it one of the world's five biggest mines, as well as being a big gold producer.
