We have to expect the worst.

We shouldn't expect a lot..

In the months ahead, we can expect the region s countries to remain focused on issues of governance and capacity building, human rights, and how to create economies that respond to their restive citizens demands for a better life.

So expect big shocks.

We expect these operations to come to an end soon.

That is why it appears safer to predict high volatility in 2010 than to predict that home prices will rise.

We expect all of our partners to do the same.

Why should we expect this time to be different?

Negotiations must continue.

We expect your understanding and consideration.

To that end, we expect that the CTC will continue to cooperate fully with other committees related to terrorism, such as the Al Qaeda and Taliban sanctions Committee and the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004).

You expect nothing.

We expect you to speak out for peace, to stop the bloodshed.

In short, if the macroeconomic moderation that dominated 2006 continues into 2007, look for further asset price inflation (but don t hold your breath for the Dow to hit 36,000).

Nevertheless, there is every reason to expect the German economy s upswing to continue for the time being. With some luck, good times for Germany, and for Europe as a whole, could last until the end of the decade.

One of the College's main functions had been training United Nations staff in the field, which should continue.

But we do expect mastery.

Of course, amendments and objections to the draft should be expected.

Usually, we would expect the others to have an interest in more market discipline.

You would still expect major social and cultural changes from such modernization.

Should we expect to be able to do that in the future?

We can expect more of the same in the coming years.

This is about 4 in nominal terms, and faster growth will hardly be possible in the longer run.

We expect that such dialogue will resume soon at all levels.

You gotta persist through failure. You gotta persist through crap!

This is not sustainable.

We continue to expect this.

But this time we Europeans cannot expect others to step in.

Of course, not all things are less bad than we thought.

More equitable income distribution, both domestically and internationally.

But it is simply not correct that climate data are systematically worse than expected in many respects, they are spot on, or even better than expected.

Bankers can be expected to act in their self interest on the basis of incentives.

In short, expect central banks to devote greater attention to unemployment.

How, then, can the rest of the world?

But the crisis will not last forever.

Sierra Leone hopes that that process of consultation and cooperation will continue.

The practice of holding such forums should be continued.

Nor can we expect rapid GDP growth to save these countries.

In many other areas, continuity can be expected to trump change.

But the unemployment rate could be over 9 and possibly even more than 10 when it begins to act. If so, can we really expect Congress not to object?

Should we not be told that this is much better than expected?

In that regard, we expect that the Oceans and Coastal Areas Network will continue to strengthen its work.

But China should not be expected to do too much more. World financial stabilization, for example, is not something China can do much to help directly.

It is important that this situation continues.

We hope they will continue.