We expect your understanding and consideration.

But we do expect mastery.

For we, through the Spirit, by faith wait for the hope of righteousness.

For we through the Spirit wait for the hope of righteousness by faith.

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

We have to expect the worst.

We continue to expect this.

We expect all of our partners to do the same.

We shouldn't expect a lot..

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.

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

Expect more ECB bashing.

A Sustainable Housing Recovery?

So expect big shocks.

We expect these operations to come to an end soon.

We didn't expect the government to act in the same way as a rebel group.

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

After all, some might say (and many more might think), what can one expect from savages?

We expect high level visits to Pristina from both Skopje and Tirana to take place shortly.

That is definitely better than expected.

Why should we expect this time to be different?

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

Have you ever looked at the Arab uprisings and thought, How could we have predicted that?

To some extent, it should have been logical to expect an unprecedented upturn as well.

Yet there are reasons to expect real progress in the new year.

And that means that we can count on more surprises in store for states.

You expect nothing.

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

In that period, we expect about 600,000 of them to return.

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 never safe, however, to project the future just by extrapolating current trends.

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

How, then, can the rest of the world?

There were many reasons not to have expected Malaysia to be a success.

More than this cannot and should not be expected.

So we would expect lots of change in household travel over the time period.

Without that, political leaders cannot be expected to show a lot of courage.

And it is not unreasonable to anticipate that strong recipient performance will lead to greater donor contributions.

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

Thus, we would expect less opportunity for transformational leadership.

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?

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.