Sentence examples for long established expectations from inspiring English sources

Whether this is a good thing and whether legal measures are needed to protect property transactions in the past, the rights of the perceived beneficiary of a trust of property, and the long established expectations of a family, are questions for others to consider".

This legacy established expectations of kindergartens providing full day care and education.

A culture that allowed the pressure to meet earnings expectations to come before long established precepts of financial reporting and ethical restraint".

HPT experts in domestic countries, on the other hand, have long established that optimal worker performance is predicated on supporting the worker in a variety of areas, including: (1) clear job expectations; (2) timely performance feedback; (3) adequate environment and tools; (4) internal motivation and/or external incentives; (5) knowledge and skills; (6) capacity to do the job.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

Both tools are long established.

Wait, unless the manager has yet to establish expectations.

A truly successful collaboration begins with establishing expectations on both sides of the hiring process.

Is that OK?" Such statements are not foolproof, but can at least establish expectations of confidentiality.