Hence, their expectations were met.

When a person values a particular facet of a job, his satisfaction is more greatly impacted both positively (when expectations are met) and negatively (when expectations are not met), compared to one who doesn t value that facet.

But, over the last decade, the expectations raised by this mandate have not been met.

It has also left a lot undone and has not met our expectations in several areas.

And people's expectations concerning welfare, growth, education and other social and economic needs have to be met.

In all those cases, the Court has met our high expectations for authoritative language on matters of international law.

Expectations, usually set too high to begin with, fail to be met, resulting in anger, disillusion, and often in acts of terrifying violence.

It is now the responsibility of us, the Member States, to mobilize our efforts in order to ensure that those expectations are met.

But the expectations of the emerging middle class including efficient infrastructure, high quality education and health services, and well paid jobs have not been met.

Preparatory steps should include sensitization and consultation campaigns targeting all the parties in order to make sure that they met the expectations of the people of Burundi.

The African Group recognized that the revised budget had been prepared at short notice, but was concerned that it had not met the expectations of the Advisory Committee.

Below is a set of questions prepared to guide the discussions of the working groups What were the key lessons you received from this seminar? Were your expectations met?

If all of our expectations of attaining our goals have not been met, we must do even more to further coordinate our efforts to find new mechanisms for resolving strategic problems.

Seminar expectations

Goals and expectations

But there has clearly been a great deal of reliance on this strategy, with companies shedding employees not only because they must, but often because they have not met Wall Street analysts financial expectations.

Others have lower expectations.

The expectations are high.

Great Expectations for the Renminbi

An Age of Diminished Expectations?

The Summit of Low Expectations

Such expectations are patently unrealistic.

The world's expectations are high.

Our expectations are indeed minimal.

Obama s proposed budget recognizes that all objectives and expectations cannot be met, and that growth is partly a distributional issue now and an intergenerational issue (and potentially one of inclusiveness and social stability) in the longer term.

Dan Gilbert on our mistaken expectations

The first useful lesson concerns expectations.

Defining performance expectations for programme delivery

In particular, those living in extreme poverty around the world are hoping that their expectations will be met, and that finally they will be able to foresee a future for their children of true freedom, free from extreme poverty.

Under those circumstances, the Outcome neither met the development expectations of the peoples and countries represented at the United Nations nor guaranteed respect for the sovereign right of self determination, national independence and non intervention in the internal affairs of States.

Again, maintaining realistic expectations must be paramount.

So, contrary to expectations, things stayed put.

Those expectations turned out to be illusory.

In each instance, our expectations are defied.

The album did not initially meet expectations.

Sometimes we even have these formalized cultural expectations.

OK. We can violate your expectations about shape.

It is the government s job to stabilize expectations.

And such expectations can only end in disappointment.

If expectations are low, talks can only fail.

Employment levels globally had fallen short of expectations.

What is emerging from this invaluable interchange of ideas and experiences is the fact that, while advances have been made to varying degrees in the 10 priority areas on which the Programme of Action focuses, the expectations raised in 1995 have not been met.

First, it is important that expectations be kept modest.

Yet the current situation is shifting expectations into reverse.

Today, the Fed is again playing the expectations game.