Sentence examples for remove expectations from inspiring English sources

In the sport of Rugby Union, World Rugby (WR; the international governing body) have a specific regulation for concussion (Regulation 10. Medical [4]) that outlines the 'recognise and remove' expectations at all levels of the game [5].

It can also be a time of great discovery, freedom and exhilaration if you are willing to remove expectations from others, society and yourself to figure everything out on a certain timeline or according to a certain checklist.

I admit, some of my counsel was precisely to help her navigate these kinds of social experiences with grace and gratitude, but it was also to preemptively remove expectations that are based at all on the actions of her older sisters.

I personally have found the best path to unity is to consciously remove expectation, judgment, manipulation and control of others and allow them to be who and what they are.

Thus, the removal of underlying trends can be advantageous in removing expectations based on preexisting knowledge, and can also be misleading if the 'known form' is chosen incorrectly.

The ECB's governing council is pinning hopes on a weaker euro stimulating activity, by boosting exports and removing expectations of deflation.

The California native states that removing expectations, only focusing on day to day progress, has been beneficial.

It is essential that to find our true love we remove all expectations, all preconceived ideas and all unrealistic notions of what love really is.

He wants to remove "any expectation that new migrants can expect the British taxpayer to give them a home on arrival".

In an opinion issued on Thursday, the Supreme Court told government employees that they cannot expect privacy when using government machines, but, thankfully, did not remove the expectation of privacy for most other users of electronic communication.

The NMC's representative Anu Thompson argued that Cafferkey's exhaustion and illness "did not remove the expectation that she would disclose her elevated temperature at the earliest opportunity and that she would understand [its significance ] not just for herself but for the public as a whole".