While more must be expected of companies, more should be expected of government as well.
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So what can reasonably be expected of them this week?
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For insight into what will be expected of you, ask this.
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The subject: what would be expected of them in their depositions.
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Much of this is to be expected of a Hollywood period drama.
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In this regard, little can be expected of a bitterly divided Congress.
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The nuggets were what was exactly to be expected of McDonald's nuggets.
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This is not necessarily to be expected of either of their creators.
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Some rollback toward pre-Trump market preferences can be expected, of course.
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Perhaps this ideology is to be expected of a red, southern, non-border state.
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She basically does about as good a job as could be expected of her.
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But more will be expected of her now that her passion has become her profession.
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After he came out of retirement, it was unclear what could be expected of him.
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And it really does call out a level of behavior that should be expected of everyone.
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But this is to be expected of any painting that reopens the wounds of American racism.
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And yet that's what seems to be expected of us from the state and federal governments.
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The difficulty, as ever, is sorting out how much can be expected of any of us.
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That's to be expected of a lifelong Republican and a Treasury official under President George W. Bush.
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What Hearn did is to be expected of any individual who's successfully capitalized on their online likeness.
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Hook asked his soon-to-be boss what, exactly, would be expected of him in the role.
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The skulls, stuck together with lime and clay, are mostly male, as would be expected of enemy warriors.
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Meanwhile, group given a placebo performed poorly on the tests, as would be expected of a very tired monkey.
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Clinton's current poll standings are what would be expected of any candidate with unfavorable ratings in the mid fifties.
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To some degree, this should be expected of the Boston Symphony, an orchestra that is skilled but not showy.
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No help should be expected, of course, from President Trump, who was the National Rifle Association's candidate last year.
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All sorts of negative externalities can be expected of someone who rightly feels he's living under an occupying army.
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We've accepted the outcomes when we may not have liked them, and that is what must be expected of anyone.
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What has gone wrong at your university won't be set right by anything that can reasonably be expected of you.
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Mr. Douthat wrote in his column about what will be expected of Judge Kavanaugh when he testifies before the Senate.
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So ladies, gird yourself once more for an explosive debate in Congress about what should and shouldn't be expected of you.
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Robert Francis Kennedy's written résumé is rather thin, but that is only to be expected of one who died so young.
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Mr. Yoran's strong take on Apple's confrontation with the F.B.I. might be expected of someone in the tight-knit security world.
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There have been ups and downs, as might be expected of players finding their way, but Sanchez has been a revelation.
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On opening night, the singers came as close to mastering their parts as could be expected of any group of mortals.
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These are all elements that are to be expected of the show, despite how many balls were dropped in the season previous.
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Lionel Messi adds 11.3 more points to Barcelona's total than would be expected of an average Premier League player in his position.
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He was underperforming what should be expected of the Republican nominee, given the state of the economy and President Obama's approval ratings.
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Researchers insisted, though, that this was only to be expected of a first-generation vaccine, and that subsequent versions would be better.
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That was to be expected of course — but what I really wanted to know was how the Bolt was as a car.
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The pricier AirPods Pro felt richer and more full-bodied, but that's to be expected of a more premium pair of headphones.
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This may be expected of partisans contesting elections, but it's unacceptable for international media who claim their coverage is impartial and independent.
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There are uncertainties, then, in both models and data, and no single study should be expected, of itself, to reset the world's plans.
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Clinton, her recent rhetoric to the contrary notwithstanding, is actually more pro-trade than might be expected of a left-of-center politician.
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Nerves were to be expected, of course, for this was a genuine honou, a full stop on a career of high after high.
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I noticed the occasional frame drop during VR sessions, but that's to be expected of any GPU that's less than a GTX 1080.
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" The mumbling masturbator is, of course, not a traditional boy band archetype, and definitely not what would be expected of "the cute one.
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Restless intellectualism is only to be expected of Mr. Payne, the young British playwright who is fast becoming the theater's equivalent to Prof.
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Which is pretty much what would be expected of a sector that has past form of reacting fast to changes in pricing signals.
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To compensate for my own weakness, however, I have started to really prep my people on exactly what will be expected of them.
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They raise the bar for what can be expected of fitness and true wireless earphones, both in terms of sound quality and battery endurance.
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"When we are notified that someone isn't living up to these standards, we address it immediately, as should be expected of any good company."
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"This indicates that not much is to be expected of inflation in 2018, even with improving economic conditions," said Bert Colijn, economist at ING bank.
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"Premature" elimination that's actually very much in line with what could reasonably be expected of available talent. 4. Disappointment. Self-loathing. Inquest. Introspection. 5. Repeat.
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Citi Bike already offers discounted rates to residents of public housing and to food stamp recipients, and the same should be expected of new entrants.
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On the other hand, basic human consideration doesn't fall on this must-have list for prospective love interests — it should just be expected of people everywhere.
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As is to be expected of a festival production, the set was minimalist, but the impact was enhanced by the innovative use of lighting and video.
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But, as might be expected of a lean little puzzle game, the simplicity of Topsoil can unravel very quickly for all but the most deliberate gardeners.
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For William, those afternoons were often accompanied by a constitutional history lessons in the rudiments of what will be expected of him when he becomes King.
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Over a full season, that's about what would be expected of a team winning somewhere in the neighborhood of 56 games—still a very good team!
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Steel price strength might also be down to future expectations, as might be expected of a commodity that is now traded on the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
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"The senator told my daughter that running for president should be expected of girls, and they made a pinky promise so she would remember," she wrote.
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Eddie asks exactly the kind of questions that could be expected of a clueless teen boy, but eventually he comes to enjoy their new, more honest friendship.
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We've accepted the outcomes when we may not have liked them, and that is what must be expected of anyone standing on a - during a general election.
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Beyond that, Trump has never offered the kind of full-throated support of the US intelligence community assessment that would normally be expected of a US president.
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Little on the outside suggests anything suspicious aside from the bins out front, which are far larger than what might be expected of a normal family home.
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He's still getting those tremendous jumps in right field, still showing off his tremendous arm, and still ranging far beyond what can reasonably be expected of an outfielder.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Often all-women exhibitions include the qualifier, woman, almost as a sort of warning of what can be expected of the work.
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During the three games in Los Angeles, Clayton Kershaw's No. 22 jersey was ubiquitous, as might be expected of an ace whose efforts have been heroic this postseason.
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The hitting was to be expected of a lineup boasting Stanton, Sanchez, Gregorius and Aaron Judge, but the pitching, especially the starting pitching, has been a question mark.
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Such zealous pursuit of quality would be expected of factories that produce phones for Apple—the world-class facilities run by Taiwan's Foxconn in nearby Shenzhen house similar teams.
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The agency is well-suited to help those veterans with service-connected injuries, whereas it cannot provide lifelong, comprehensive medical care as has come to be expected of it.
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The department found prevalence of cancers among soccer players, select and premier players and goalkeepers on the list was actually less than could be expected of a random sampling.
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As might be expected of people who met in the architecture world, however, the designers don't just worry about the perfect print but about the space it will occupy.
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There will undoubtedly be some bad blood, but no more than would be expected of any two groups of fans who've been drinking and wound themselves up watching tournament football.
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As is to be expected of a nonfiction writer of his caliber, Pollan makes the story of the rise and fall and rise of psychedelic drug research gripping and surprising.
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To the nation's continuing sorrow, however, it's clear little can be expected of the president and congressional leaders as time goes by and the next mass shooting draws nearer. Opinion
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Donnet said, however, that the current government continues to drive ahead with reforms and EU-integration, and he is confident that this can be expected of successive Italian governments too.
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Even as politicians in D.C. struggle to come up with national privacy legislation, Box CEO Aaron Levie says there is a growing consensus on what should be expected of companies.
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By sandwiching three of them together, he has created a triplet that achieves almost all the control of light waves that would be expected of bigger and heavier glass-lens systems.
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Hyundai had to make sure its fingerprint sensor could work under all weather conditions and not be foiled if the car was dirty – something that can be expected of an SUV.
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We watch flashback Elizabeth pass by a gravely injured man without assisting, because it's what would be expected of her in America — don't stop, don't risk getting caught, for any reason.
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And decrying racism is to be expected of the president after people are killed at a white supremacy rally, but felt hypocritical coming from someone who's called Mexicans rapists and criminals.
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But do you think there's an expectation—from critics if not fans—of "grit" for some artists, especially those who play various African genres, that wouldn't be expected of, say, Sade?
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It was based on models like these that Vox built its "Trump tax calculator," which purported to show how far Trump was trailing what would be expected of a generic Republican.
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As might be expected of a coffee-table book about upper-class vertical living, "Life at the Top: New York's Most Exceptional Apartment Buildings" (Vendome Press) is rich in such details.
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There was also, for a moment this fall, a movement to set up a political action committee, something to be expected of a candidate's fan base after the campaign wraps up.
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Today, Source games are generally starting to look curiously retro, but that's something that can be expected of an engine which still retains parts of the Quake engine deep in its coding.
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This preparation would be expected of anyone stepping into the role, no matter the individual's background, and will only make the bureau that much more responsible and beneficial in the long-term.
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This was to be expected of a state that had its empire collapse in a period that witnessed a fundamental change in the concepts and forms of global interventions in other countries.
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In his public statements, Mr. Meng has made it clear that he places the politics of the Communist Party above any other considerations, as would be expected of any senior Chinese official.
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The new platform is mostly dedicated to endorsing President Obama's policies, promising to enact those blocked by Republicans in Congress and expand those already enacted (as should be expected of the incumbent party).
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Trump's legal team responded to Thursday's reports exactly in the way that might be expected of a conventional White House, with a sense of professionalism that has often been lacking from the administration.
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That culminated with public remarks delivered hours after Trump outlined his business plan, where Shaub dismissed Trump's efforts as far short of what should be expected of an incoming president by the public.
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Standing up for people of faith, whether Muslim or Catholic, who are facing unfair prejudice should be an act of basic conscience that should be expected of all of us, regardless of party.
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Standing up for people of faith, whether Muslim or Catholic, who are facing unfair prejudice should be an act of basic conscience that should be expected of all of us, regardless of party.
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"My top focus will be to guide the company culture, that energy, that feeling," he wrote, in the sentence that came closest to describing what might be expected of him in the new role.
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When a businessman facing an uncertain malaise decides he needs to start taking ballroom dance lessons, he breaks from the role that would typically be expected of him in the name of chasing happiness.
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That's reflected by his NRA score over the past three decades, which has reached as high as a C-minus — not pro-gun, but more pro-gun than would be expected of a progressive.
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As would be expected of a Republican bill, the AHCA would reduce the amount of money redistributed via the health-care system from the rich to the poor, leaving lower-income Americans with less assistance.
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The cryptic nature of the teasers and promotional images have come to be expected of the FX favorite which often leaves a lot to the imagination (which just makes things scarier if you ask me).
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Cassini's observations, which ended last September when the craft was crashed into Saturn's atmosphere, also provided further evidence that, as might be expected of such delicate beauty, the rings are quite new to the world.
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A war chest of just over $221 million is about what would be expected of a small congressional campaign in an off-year election; indeed, 2350 members of Congress currently have more money than Trump.
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A war chest of just over $1 million is about what would be expected of a small congressional campaign in an off-year election; indeed, 121 members of Congress currently have more money than Trump.
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Using the overview, it can be particularly interesting to have a look at where new 2000D printing technologies fit into the grand scheme of things and what can be expected of their applications and possible limitations.
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While such actions might be expected of an oil company, its awareness that "the problems and dilemmas of climatic change concern us all" over a quarter century ago makes these actions feel particularly callous in retrospect.
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"As is to be expected of a nonfiction writer of his caliber, Pollan makes the story of the rise and fall and rise of psychedelic drug research gripping and surprising," Tom Bissell writes in his review.
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As might be expected of a New Group show — especially one staged by that great talent hound (and the company's artistic director) Scott Elliott — all the cast members have assured styles and a high cool quotient.
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Before the recent decline, life expectancy had been steadily rising in the U.S. — which is to be expected of an advanced nation, particularly one that spends more money per citizen on health care than any other country.
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The FRC said KPMG's work for HBOS, now part of Lloyds Banking Group, "did not fall significantly short of the standards reasonably to be expected of the audit", the test that would be applied by a tribunal.
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And again, the use of a sample is new territory for Future that may point to what could be expected of the upcoming HNDRXX, which the rapper is touting as the album he's truly wanted to make.
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"In a remote environment, it's even more important to have an onboarding program that makes the employee feel like a valued member of the team and helps them know what will be expected of them," said Prosser.
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While it found that James Murdoch "repeatedly fell short of the conduct to be expected of him" during his time running News Corp's newspaper business, it did not conclude that he had deliberately engaged in any wrongdoing.
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As might be expected of a politician who actually wears a saffron robe, Yogi Adityanath, a Hindu holy man chosen last year by Mr Modi as chief minister of India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, is an enthusiast.
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Ian Chong Ja, a professor specializing in Chinese foreign policy at the National University of Singapore, said hostile behavior was to be expected of Beijing in the medium term, as it went through a period of adjustment and reform at home.
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Once the intake procedures are complete, National Mill Dog Rescue will set to work finding loving forever homes for every rescued dog, where nothing will be expected of them except to accept the love their new families have to offer.
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But we also need to have a very clear set of goals that we are going to achieve, and we need to level with the American people about what they are, what they will cost, what will be expected of our citizenry.
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Despite the fact that other leaders in the region have been far more corrupt, Akhmetshin somehow made the case with U.S. officials and journalists that Nazarbayev was worse, perhaps because more should be expected of him in an oil-rich, pro-western state.
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The regulator said his management of the group's UK newspapers at the time "repeatedly fell well short of the conduct to be expected of as a chief executive and chairman", although it said Sky remained a fit and proper owner of broadcast licenses.
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Unpredictable, impulsive and immature, Trump acts in a way that would be expected of a 6-year-old boy, but is terrifying in a man whose moods dictate decisions carried out by adults on behalf of the most powerful nation in the world.
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Trump ditched diplomatic niceties that would be expected of a more conventional US leader on a pomp-laden day of royal ceremony after signaling that his vision for the "special relationship" requires Britain to fall into line with some of his hardline foreign policies.
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This kind of transparency will enable students and their families to more fully understand the total cost of a loan, including how deferring payments while in school adds to the amount they borrowed and the monthly payment that will be expected of them after college.
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Three times on Monday, Trump crossed his arms, set his jaw and simply ignored questions from reporters about McCain's legacy, following his failure to issue even a written statement paying tribute to his foe, the very least that would be expected of a President.
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The same cannot be expected of airline pilots who never fly solo and whose entire experience consists of catering to passengers who flinch in mild turbulence, refer to "air pockets" in cocktail conversation and think they are near death if bank angles exceed 28 degrees.
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It's hard to quantify, but I do feel like there's a slight penalty incurred by hooking up the 2015 MacBook — that's to be expected, of course, considering the sheer number of extra pixels that need to be pushed by what was already a noticeably slow computer.
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He is the perfect avatar of adolescence: the excruciating ridiculousness of being a person caught between worlds, in transition, half-young and half-old, in possession of powers you don't fully understand, blasting off into inscrutable realms in which mysterious things will be expected of you.
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As might be expected of someone with a royal father and a glamorous, high-profile mother, Ms. von Furstenberg attended boarding school in Europe, grew up in homes around the world, spoke several languages and was even photographed by Richard Avedon for Egoïste, a French magazine.
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As would be expected of the NBA's assist leader, Harden was more than willing to accommodate his teammates; if dishes like this odd-angled, Steven Adams-obscured bounce pass to Nenê in the third now fail to astonish, it's only because he's somehow gotten us used to them.
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Update: The FCC voted unanimously to adopt the Hearing Designation Order, meaning the merger is officially on hold until further notice; the order itself, which should contain details around what may be expected of Sinclair in order for the business deal to be approved, will be published tomorrow.
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Though of exceptional literary merit, it was the kind of work to be expected of a writer who is also a columnist for the center-left daily El País, but who, like so many other Spanish progressives, comes from a middle-class family that took Franco's side in the civil war.
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Some real paranoia, blaming enemies for problems of her own making, and real indications that she and Bill Clinton don't believe they are bound by rules that ought to be expected of them; that because others, especially Republicans, have flouted rules and political norms, that the Clintons are entitled to do it too.
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"We're simply not prepared to help our fellow citizens at this time who have been diagnosed with this disease," he continued, adding that after several meetings with HHS that he was not aware of a real plan nor of what would be expected of the local community, first responders and local health care.
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Then a biostatistician at Cambridge, Spiegelhalter found that Shipman's excess mortality—the number of his older patients who had died in the course of his career over the number that would be expected of an average doctor's—was a hundred and seventy-four women and forty-nine men at the time of his arrest.
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In a fantasy world where a player on a non-guaranteed contract will volunteer that he is injured and remove himself from the game, thus earning a stigma of weakness that could result in being released and ending a career in a sport that's just one big dick-measuring contest, sure, that's definitely a thing that should be expected of players.
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The high-wire act that will be expected of Trump during his 13-day swing through Asia will not be a new one for Trump, who has had to balance his desire for aggressive trade action to boost US manufacturing and reduce the US' trade deficit with the increasingly urgent threat of North Korean advances in its nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities.
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" The statement also said the board hoped to retain "directors with the current professional and personal wherewithal to devote a greater degree of time and focus than may be expected of other public company board members" and achieve "a model of diversity wherein each director offers an expertise and background that is unique to him or her on the Board.
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After 33 regular-season contests and nine more in the playoffs, we learned that the Celtics, contrary to all the preseason expectations, achieved exactly what should be expected of a 49-win team: They were good enough to get by lesser teams, but not strong enough to hang with true contenders deep into the playoffs — teams like the Milwaukee Bucks, who were led by their dynamo of a star, Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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Review Stanford GSB's evaluation criteriaIn addition to considering the advice of successful Stanford MBAs about how they got into the program, be sure to heed the following words of Kirsten Moss, the assistant dean of MBA admissions and financial aid at Stanford's Graduate School of Business: "We're looking to build a diverse class of students who are curious and willing to tackle issues or challenges, which go beyond what may be expected of them," Moss said.
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As to be expected of state ceremonies in any democracy, even one exclusively made of, by, and for Jews, the cast of citizens chosen to participate keeps getting more diverse, and in this transformative year for global feminism (in which so many of the famous men accused of wrongdoing are Jews), there was a particular emphasis on women: the young, ultra-Orthodox tech mogul; the director general for the Asia-Pacific region in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; the Poland-born "First Lady" of the Israeli stage; the Morocco-born pioneer of the "nano-ghost," which is a type of gene therapy, apparently.
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