Contract law by contrast differs in each of these respects, and the harm-based view, as Scanlon recognizes, must explain why contract requires promisors to satisfy their promisees' expectations rather than merely to compensate disappointed promisees for lost reliance and why contract remedies vindicate contractual expectations rather than merely reimbursing lost reliance.
Though medical robots are utilized widely by senior citizens, it is dramatic to find out into what extent assistive robots satisfy their needs and expectations.
Most participants believed that they could control their drinking; for instance, if they restricted drinking to after work, they could satisfy their family's expectations: I believed it (alcohol) is a part of my life.
Healthcare professionals based upon the education, experience and skill set should be assigned a role and allocated individual responsibilities that satisfy their pre-hire expectations in accordance with the industry standards and organizational policies.
It will be very hard for these banks to satisfy their societies' sky-high expectations for economic growth without scuppering their own newly won reputations for prudence.
Editors and producers begin leaning on their reporters, and they, in turn, end up in the business of wish fulfillment, working hard to satisfy their audience, and meeting the expectations of their bosses.
Participants reported that CAM provided holistic care, improved the quality of life, overcame the limitations of conventional medicine, satisfied their increased expectation for comprehensive care, and prevented or counteracted adverse effects caused by conventional medicine.
The research question we explored was "How does a medical elective in South Africa add value to the Rwandan postgraduate training of family and community medicine as perceived by the residents?" The aims of the study were to determine what FAMCO residents gained (learning outcomes) from the elective in South Africa and how this satisfied their set objectives and expectations.
H8 was confirmed to show that students using weblogs to learn MIS were satisfied when their expectations of the benefits of using such tools were confirmed.
"We also continue to tell the regulator Ofwat that there needs to be stronger penalties for water companies who are failing to satisfy the expectations of their customers".
