" Why they matter: "Principals raise expectations and alter norms.
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That path will only raise expectations into the stratosphere, though.
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The trouble with places like these is that they raise expectations.
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But the central bank's optimism could raise expectations for a May hike.
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Middleton was "tired of losing," Arrieta said, and eager to raise expectations.
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That could raise expectations that he would be more willing to ease policy.
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So soon after being burned on this, GOP leadership isn't ready to raise expectations again.
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"But we don't want to raise expectations that anything's under consideration at this point," he added.
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The announcement of a review may raise expectations that potential enforcement action or changes in practices will follow.
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But those expectations are unrealistic, unfairly raise expectations and are unlikely to be met, people close to Mrs.
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West Wing advisers to Mr. Trump are decidedly mixed in their views of how aggressively to raise expectations.
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Dawn of Justice lays enough groundwork to raise expectations that next year's Wonder Woman will be a thrilling spectacle.
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That's a problem for the Trump administration, which continued to raise expectations on the House bill through the weekend.
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Matta was good enough at his job to raise expectations to a level that he eventually could not sustain.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as the foundation of his own success, helping to raise expectations of substantive change.
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So I don&apost want to raise expectations but I think the President&aposs strategy has played out really brilliantly.
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"There is no doubt that however ... opportunistic it (the Kraft approach) was, it did raise expectations," Chief Executive Paul Polman said.
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A strong U.S. inflation reading could raise expectations for future interest rate increases, which would put pressure on non-yielding bullion.
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To do any less is to raise expectations to an unrealistic level based on "good will" acceptance of North Korea assurances.
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He said it was healthy to raise expectations at the start, so fans would understand that the team would try anything to win.
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While the overall ISM reading on factory activity was encouraging, it was not enough to raise expectations the U.S. economy is picking up steam.
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But central bank officials clearly do not want to raise expectations that they are about to start carpet-bombing the eurozone with freshly minted bills.
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They called it a subtle effort to raise expectations for Sanders after he won the state with 60% of the vote against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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That background will most likely raise expectations that he will shift Deutsche Bank's emphasis from investment banking back to its roots in the German domestic market.
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But only a few of the bigger misfires come with the sort of concept, cast or creative pedigree that would raise expectations, only to dash them.
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He will likely win Rookie of the Year, and every one of his accomplishments in his first season served to raise expectations for what comes next.
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"The game is growing, and it's evolving... A lot of other women's teams around the world are trying to raise expectations and get more support," Naeher said.
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The reduction in days off was designed to "drive accountability and raise expectations for that small set of associates that do have an attendance problem," Holler said.
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The parents, on the other hand, could easily argue that a "No Swimming" sign does not normally raise expectations of an alligator lurking in the water seeking prey.
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Speaking on a post-results conference call, top executives said they were confident with their full-year guidance and did not see reasons to raise expectations for now.
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Coeure said this could raise expectations for the ECB to control inflation up to the first decimal point and create an "absurd idea" of an omnipotent central bank.
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Mr Kuroda hopes that low unemployment will eventually force firms to raise wages and prices, which will in turn raise expectations of inflation in the future, reinforcing its momentum.
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Kaine spoke to Clinton shortly after, disclosing to a crowd at a Democratic field office here that his running mate's debate chops raise expectations for Kaine to match her.
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But uBeam could serve as a reminder to fellow startups that grand visions might make it easier to secure funding, but can raise expectations that are much harder to fulfill.
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Thus, it is hard to imagine enough Senate Republicans voting against the measure, which is already drawing enough support or attention from endangered Republicans to raise expectations it will pass.
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She touted her record of winning in swing states and conservative areas, but her performance will raise expectations as she tries to separate herself from a crowded group of moderates.
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Further signs that a tepid euro zone recovery is waning could raise expectations that the European Central Bank, which meets on Thursday, is gearing up for another round of monetary easing.
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A little guy with luminously clear classical technique, he is one of those standout NYTB dancers who raise expectations; it is easy to imagine him moving up to a major troupe.
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The employment report, which also showed the economy created a greater-than-expected 22,200 jobs last month, prompted markets to raise expectations that the central bank will raise rates in December.
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But Amazon placing quantum computers alongside its more established cloud services, and offering a consulting group, could also raise expectations that the technology will mature more quickly than it ultimately does.
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Pickering said investors would be watching the wording of the Bank of England's minutes on Thursday to see whether the central bank would try to raise expectations for monetary tightening next year.
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He acknowledged that the delay would raise expectations that the global meeting at the Vatican next year would produce concrete results, but he said that was the meeting's purpose in any case.
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Mr. Biden's allies for months have been seeking to raise expectations for Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren, emphasizing the advantage that candidates from neighboring states have historically enjoyed in New Hampshire.
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The estimate is the highest rate since April, when inflation stood at 1.9 percent, and could raise expectations that the ECB will soon start to wind down its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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One way to raise expectations of inflation and boost aggregate demand is for a central bank and its finance ministry to collude in printing money to pay for public spending (or tax cuts).
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Ralph Reed, chairman of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, seemed to raise expectations for defunding, saying he believed that the Senate might not be as difficult a hurdle to overcome as in the past.
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If you've got your Washington Decoder Ring on, you can see Rubio's strategery: He's trying to raise expectations for Cruz so a second-place finish in Iowa will be seen as a devastating loss.
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Beyond its end-of-year targets, Nintendo also lowered final quarter sales estimates for the Nintendo 3DS and 3DS games, although it did raise expectations for Wii (17 percent) and Wii U (75 percent) games.
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Erdogan's government is considering further stimulus measures to address an expected slowdown in growth in coming quarters, two officials told Reuters last week - a move that could raise expectations that fiscal policy will be loosened.
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Broad-based dollar weakness also supported the pound's bounce, while data this week could raise expectations of a Bank of England interest rate rise in August if it suggest growing economic momentum in the second quarter.
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If markets believe that negative interest rates improve long-term growth prospects, this should raise expectations of higher interest rates in the future and result in a steeper yield curve, which is positive for banks' net interest margin.
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Hence, persuading countries such as Iran, Iraq and Russia to return to output controls will be a difficult task for Riyadh but a worst option would be to raise expectations of a deal that doesn't happen, like in April.
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The pledge by Johnson's government to cut taxes and put an end to a decade of austerity via increased spending in education, police and the National Health Service would also raise expectations of higher interest rates on corporate and government bonds.
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The next 48 hours could be key for both Venezuela and Trump, whose bravado stand may not yield any immediate change but will raise expectations for US action, analysts said, particularly if the standoff over US diplomats isn't quickly resolved.
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But he added it was "completely unrealistic to raise expectations in Germany or among our partners that we will add 30 billion euros to our defense spending over the next eight years" — the amount required to take German defense spending to 2 percent of GDP.
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Speaking in Buenos Aires ahead of the start of the Group of 20 summit of industrialized nations, Guterres said he did not want to raise expectations, due to "a number of setbacks that have taken place," but said he was hopeful talks would resume.
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There is still no sign of an increase in layoffs related to a trade war between the United States and China, which has helped to dim the economy's outlook and raise expectations for an interest rate cut this month, the first in a decade.
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By making a strong, official commitment to making up lost ground, the Fed could raise expectations about inflation and growth, and more effectively stoke the economy without taking some of the risks involved with other schemes, such as formally raising the inflation target higher than 2 percent.
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"If there has been a conscious effort (to raise expectations for a rate hike) I'm about to join it," Stanley Fischer told an economists' forum, when asked about comments by other Fed officials this past week that have boosted market odds of a March rate hike.
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If Democrats were taking heat, it was coming from the left -- a new reality that, while almost certain to roil the party again ahead of the 2020 presidential primary, helped to keep it unified during Trump's first year and raise expectations for the upcoming midterm season.
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FCA shares were up 3.6 percent at 1358 GMT as investors welcomed the hefty price tag, which will boost FCA's net cash position, raise expectations of a share buyback and pave the way for dividend payments the carmaker promised under its new five-year strategy plan unveiled in June.
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This is the Fed that has cried "hawk' so many times, promised to maybe raise rates so many times, that now when you see this concerted effort among Fed officials to raise expectations of a June increase, I think the market hasn't quite bought it yet," Kelly said.
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So, I don&apost want to raise expectations, but I think the president&aposs strategy has played out really brilliantly in the most remarkable thing, he can do it with all these interruptions that I have to bring to him and Jay Sekulow, you know, this totally rigged investigation.
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The swift and effective implementation of structural reforms, in an environment of accommodative monetary policy, will not only lead to higher sustainable economic growth in the euro area but will also raise expectations of permanently higher incomes and accelerate the beneficial effects of reforms, thereby making the euro area more resilient to global shocks.
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While protectionist policies don't tend to drive market euphoria, President Donald Trump's action on policies from trade to immigration seem to have already had an inverse effect, combining with the promise of tax reform and deregulation to lift global markets and raise expectations of a new era in which monetary policy will be trumped by fiscal spending.
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The addition of Coogler, who has established himself both as a strong artistic voice with movies like Fruitvale Station, as well as a blockbuster force with Creed and Black Panther, should only raise expectations for the project, which is revving up just as James is about to start a four-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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"I certainly don't want to raise expectations that Mr. Cohen has anything like the level of deep involvement and detailed knowledge that John Dean had in the Nixon White House as a witness to Nixon's crimes, but I did see some similarities and wanted to learn from what John went through," Cohen's attorney Lanny Davis told Politico.
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RIC=CNPMIC%313DE C I Caixin manufacturing PMI poll data * Official gauge seen showing a contraction in activity * Private gauge set to indicate activity stalling * Findings could raise expectations for more policy easing BEIJING, May 231 (Reuters) - Activity in China's vast factory sector is expected to have shrunk in April after expanding slightly for two months, keeping pressure on policymakers to roll out more stimulus to stabilise an economy hit by a bruising trade war with the United States.
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"It has been well established that a number of Bank of England officials are expecting wages to start outstripping headline inflation in the coming months, and a strong average earnings number today could well reinforce that narrative, and raise expectations of a move on rates in May, irrespective of yesterday's softening in headline CPI," said Michael Hewson, Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets UK. Investors were also awaiting the conclusion of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting for signals on the pace of expected interest rate rises.
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Israeli officials said any commitment now could raise expectations and lead to further violence if talks broke down.”Tran, Mark. “Riyadh Gives Talks With Israel Cautious Welcome.” The Guardian.
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Chambers irritated his YMCA superiors by giving away refreshments that the organization believed should be sold so as not to raise expectations elsewhere. Chambers installed a contribution box but refused to ask soldiers to pay for tea and cakes.McCasland, 233.
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In desperation, the Japanese government undertook "structural reform" policies intended to wring speculative excesses from the stock and real estate markets. Unfortunately, these policies led Japan into deflation on numerous occasions between 1999 and 2004. The Bank of Japan used quantitative easing to expand the country's money supply in order to raise expectations of inflation and spur economic growth.
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The University of Chicago. pp. 8–21 In The Road to Serfdom, Friedrich Hayek offered a similar argument: "Economic control is not merely control of a sector of human life which can be separated from the rest; it is the control of the means for all our ends". Amplifying their arguments, it has often been pointed out that increasing economic freedoms tends to raise expectations on political freedoms, eventually leading to democracy.
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Vivendi originally named the game Riddick 2 but Starbreeze disagreed claiming the name would raise expectations among gamers that the remake might not be able to deliver. Vivendi's subsidiary Sierra Entertainment was set to publish the game. After the merger between Activision and Vivendi, the new company began streamlining Vivendi and put the game, along with Brütal Legend, and Ghostbusters: The Video Game up for sale. Atari eventually acquired the publishing rights and the game was released in 2009.
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A spin room may also be active before a debate. A common form of pre-debate spin is for each side to try to raise expectations for the opposing debater and lower expectations for their own team, a pursuit known as playing the expectations game. During the 2020 U.S. general election debates, in order to reduce person-to-person viral contagion during the COVID-19 pandemic, the physical spin room was entirely supplanted by digital campaign operations and remote interviews with media surrogates while reporters watched the debate from home.
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The effect suggests a link between social equality or concessions by the regime and unintended consequences, as social reforms can raise expectations that can't be matched. According to the Tocqueville effect, a revolution is likely to occur after an improvement in social conditions in contrast to Marx's theory of progressive immiseration of the proletariat (deterioration of conditions). Relatedly, political scientist James Chowning Davies has proposed a J curve of revolutions which contends that periods of wealth and advancement are followed by periods of worsening conditions, leading to a revolution. Ted Robert Gurr also used the term relative deprivation to put forth that revolutions happen when there is an expectation of improvement, and a harsh reality in contrast.
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Akshara Haasan was approached for the same later who declined the offer gently saying that it would raise expectations on her next films and so responsibilities. Deepika Padukone, Sonakshi Sinha, Parineeti Chopra and Katrina Kaif were approached for the female lead role who turned down the offer citing unavailability of bulk dates and Anisha Ambrose, who made a cameo appearance in Gopala Gopala, was chosen by Kalyan as the female lead. Ambrose was trained in the nuances of acting, perfecting dancing and several other aspects in the workshop sessions conducted by Ravindra in April 2015 before joining the film's sets. During the shoot of the first schedule, the makers saw Sharad Kelkar performance in a soap opera and approached him to play the antagonist.
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As stated in paragraph 2 of my telegram No. 298 there is no intention of permitting prospecting for minerals and oils. The question of any benefits arising therefrom should not [. . .] [illegible]7 There is no objection to Ministers referring to points contained in paragraph 22 of enclosure to Secret despatch No. 423 of 6 October so long as qualifications contained in paragraphs 5 and 6 of the despatch are borne in mind. 2. It may well be some time before we can give final answers regarding points (iv), (v) and (vi) of paragraph 22 and as you know we cannot be at all hopeful for concessions over sugar imports and it would therefore seem unwise for anything to be said locally which would raise expectations on this point. 3.
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The "labour-saving" devices didn't necessarily save labour, either. While the advent of mass-produced standardized measuring instruments permitted even householders with little to no cooking skills to follow recipes and end up with the desired result and the advent of many utensils enabled "modern" cooking, on a stove or range rather than at floor level with a hearth, they also operated to raise expectations of what families would eat. So while food was easier to prepare and to cook, ordinary householders at the same time were expected to prepare and to cook more complex and harder-to-prepare meals on a regular basis. The labour-saving effect of the tools was cancelled out by the increased labour required for what came to be expected as the culinary norm in the average household.
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Robertson had written to Kiggell again (29 September) urging him not to raise expectations too high, and Robertson shocked ministers by forecasting that the war would not end until summer 1918, which proved a broadly accurate forecast. The War Office reported in November and December that the French had suffered much more favourable loss ratios than the British on the Somme, although they attributed better French artillery skills to the French artillery having only increased 2.5 times in size since the start of the war, whereas the British had increased tenfold.Woodward, 1998, pp30-3, 55–7, 67–70 On 21 November, after a discussion about manpower, Asquith again met ministers without Robertson present, and they agreed they could not order him to go to Russia. His influence was already beginning to wane.
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He led expansion into Atlantic Canada, starting with Halifax in the 1994–95 QMJHL season, which Courteau says is one of his biggest accomplishments as president. The decision was successful in allowing new owners and respected businessmen to join the league, raise expectations and the league profile, and increase the average worth of each franchise to $4.5 million in 2015. The growth allowed Courteau to negotiate a 12-year extension for QMJHL television rights with TVA Sports and Sportsnet networks, and established revenue sharing to help smaller market teams. In the early 2000s, Courteau directed the league's coaches to speak English instead of French during practice, in locker rooms, and during games, in response to the National Hockey League's concern that players from Quebec did not speak the language well enough to play at professional levels.
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There is no objection to Ministers referring to points contained in paragraph 22 of enclosure to Secret despatch No. 423 of 6 October so long as qualifications contained in paragraphs 5 and 6 of the despatch are borne in mind. 2\. It may well be some time before we can give final answers regarding points (iv), (v) and (vi) of paragraph 22 and as you know we cannot be at all hopeful for concessions over sugar imports and it would therefore seem unwise for anything to be said locally which would raise expectations on this point. 3\. As regards point (vii) the assurance can be given provided it is made clear that a decision about the need to retain the islands must rest entirely with the United Kingdom Government and that it would not (repeat not) be open to the Government of Mauritius to raise the matter, or press for the return of the islands on its own initiative. 4\.
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While proponents of economic liberalization have often pointed out that increasing economic freedom tends to raise expectations on political freedom, some scholars see the existence of non-democratic yet market-liberal regimes and the seeming undermining of democratic control by market processes as evidence that this characterization is ahistorical. Some scholars contend that neoliberal focuses may even undermine the basic elements of democracy.Wendy Brown, Undoing the Demos: Neoliberalism's Stealth Revolution, (Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 2015), . p. 17. Kristen Ghodsee, ethnographer and Professor of Russian and East European Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, asserts that the triumphalist attitudes of Western powers at the end of the Cold War and the fixation on linking all leftist political ideals with the excesses of Stalinism, permitted neoliberal, free-market capitalism to fill the void, which undermined democratic institutions and reforms, leaving a trail of economic misery, unemployment and rising economic inequality throughout the former Eastern Bloc and much of the West that fueled a resurgence of extremist nationalism.
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