Julia Gordon, director of housing finance and policy at the progressive advocacy organization Center for American Progress, praised Obama's expected remarks for having the discussion about the future of housing policy in the context of "middle-out economics," rather than focusing on investors and asset classes.
I expected remarks on how "inspiring" it is to see deaf people acting, the way hearing people often declare themselves inspired when a deaf person does something they deem "normal".
We have some remarks on the expected outcomes of this study.
We remark that the expected total discounted claim costs have been studied by Cai et al. [7] in the compound Poisson model.
We remark that the expected value of ln(1/ p k ) (for a variable taking on value x k with probability p k ) equals the entropy of that random variable, a central notion in information theory.
The European Central Bank held interest rates unchanged at 1 percent, as expected, but remarks from the central bank's president, Jean-Claude Trichet, on inflation discounted market expectations that interest rates would rise soon.
He obviously expected his remarks to prompt nothing more than polite laughter.
WHEN Bruce Braley, a little-known Iowa Democrat, dismissed Senator Charles Grassley as "a farmer from Iowa who never went to law school" (a description that fits a lot of Iowa voters), he may not have expected his remarks to be posted online.
Mr. Cordray accompanied the president on Wednesday on a trip to Ohio, where the president is expected to deliver remarks on the economy at a high school in the Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights.
Ms. Jones is inclined to question most everything, from the chicken fingers she is served at lunch ("not what I expected," she remarked with a faint curl of her lip) to conventional child-rearing practices.
