And what changed is something you might not have expected in an art, which is math.

The result, however, will be a NATO compatible army far sooner than might have been expected.

As might be expected, there have been two incidents, but the situation is otherwise peaceful and orderly.

Furthermore, some of the complexities encountered by UNDP with the Atlas system in 2004 might have not been expected or were underestimated.

For example, on the basis of elevation alone one might have expected the Maldives to be more badly affected by the tsunami.

But we were expected to have doubts we're expected to have fears.

Given that the complainant finds the point crucial, the State party feels that he might reasonably have been expected to mention it earlier in the asylum proceedings.

Two other countries might be expected to become abolitionist in the near future Kenya and the Russian Federation.

In the light of this limitation, which sets the Oil Platforms case apart from the Nicaragua case, one might have expected the Court to engage in a straightforward exercise in treaty interpretation.

But, while these efforts have helped to deepen Japan s economic ties with China, they have not had the transformative impact on bilateral relations that one might have expected. Indeed, their relationship is now characterized by what the Japanese call seirei keinetsu (cold politics, hot economics).

But, given the dire circumstances at the outset, we have done far better than could have been expected and, indeed, was expected by many in 2001.

At 24, my death would have been entirely expected.

You wouldn't have expected that a few years back.

The people we serve have expected a lot of us.

What the scientists there told me was that when protected this first marine reserve in 1975, they hoped and expected that certain things might happen.

It is further expected that other member organizations of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests might be in a position to second staff to the secretariat.

Have you been told when you are expected to be here?

9.70 The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that national statistical offices have sustained resources and capacity.

One might have expected the heroic commitment of Ukrainians to Europe s democratic ideals to trigger a rush of Western support for the country in its battle against Russian aggression and economic instability. But that has not been the case.

The Panel notes that the letters of credit do not indicate the goods purchased with the degree of specificity that might be expected in such documents.

You might have a guess.

Such teams have been established and inspections are expected to begin shortly.

For example, the NASDAQ stock price index made a spectacular 14 jump upwards on the day (January 3, 2001) when America's Fed began its latest series of interest rate cuts. A jump in the market is what one might have expected.

Since Britain had been one of the most insistent advocates of enlargement of the EU to the candidates from Central and Eastern Europe, one might have expected that the Blair government would have wished to be correspondingly generous to the new comers in the conduct of the budgetary negotiations.

Something might have happened to her.

He might have lost his way.

You might have heard of it.

I might have forgotten my keys.

We also see sharks, much more regularly than I would have expected to.

The prosecution is expected to have presented all its evidence by March 2006.

Whereas the Secretary General's mandate as depositary is by definition a very broad one, the Commission on Human Rights might be expected to take a more focused approach.

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Not only that we always have this vague notion that something's expected of us.

You know, they might have a solution.

And that might have been the case.

Some of you might have seen it.

He might not have eaten for days.

It might have been at the moment of some great, creative inspiration you might have had when you just entered this flow stage.

I didn't have have many personal friends to spend time with, but I was expected to perform these prescribed duties.

I think we all might have some questions.

Some of you might have seen this before.

Instead, after successive revisions, world GDP in 2012 is now expected to grow by only 3.3 while inflation is forecast to reach 4 , signaling much weaker global economic momentum than was anticipated. Lower than expected growth and higher than expected inflation have affected most economies.

It had generally been expected that Labor would come in second in the election and form a coalition government with Kadima. Without Sharon, Peretz might have more leverage in the partnership, particularly since Olmert has been more willing than Sharon to embrace policy changes perceived as dovish.

All those initiatives are expected to have a positive impact on our overall socio economic development.

The problem of displacement was expected to have serious repercussions on the social and economic structure.