Examples of using An expectation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They may get up out of their seat at school or at other times when there is an expectation to remain seated.
Consistent failure to speak in specific social situations in which there is an expectation for speaking, despite speaking in other situations.
The building owners and its residents have an expectation for safety and… I will review the motion.
still retain an expectation of privacy concerning photography,
I want you to know that we don't have an expectation of being invited to every birthday party.
All of the guidelines that mark our path towards being happy don't do anything but make it an expectation that is very difficult to achieve.
I don't have an expectation we will find it.
It is more helpful to adopt the attitude of“flow”, rather than an expectation of receiving.
if you are reading something with an expectation of expertise and actionable information,
It was believed that by the founding of the I.W.W. it might be possible to put the movement back on its revolutionary course, an expectation which has thus far not been fulfilled.
ratify certain new laws, and I thank you for that… and an expectation that all of you would try to maintain control over your regions until we sorted out how the boundaries could be drawn.
The plaintiffs claimed that prior to the investment they had been shown a presentation with an expectation of high revenues,
it was clear to both sides that there is such an expectation, and that it would help the job they were doing.”.
order them to marry, but it was clear to both sides that there is such an expectation, and that it would do the job better.”.
However the introduction of a second variety of GM cotton led to 15% of Australian cotton being GM in 2003 with an expectation of 80% in 2004 when the original variety will be banned.
They have a very restive population that have been sold an expectation of a rising standard of living, and the moment Saudi Arabia acknowledges it's past peak,
by 1960 there was an expectation that the Foreign Secretary would be a member of the House of Commons.
but that that was“an expectation, not a commitment”.
it was clear to both sides that there is such an expectation, and that it would help the job they were doing.”.
it would be based on an expectation, which I believe is justified,