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Roughly half said they expected the longer hours to get even longer over the next three years.
In a new UBS Financial Services survey,53 per cent of wealthy investors said they expected to live to 100.
Lawyers for the defendants said they expected to appeal the verdict once the full ruling is released.
In a new UBS Financial Services survey,53 per cent of wealthy investors said they expected to live to 100.
Both Jackson and Conley said they expected Trump to remain healthy for the duration of his presidency.
In the city of Magdeburg,authorities declared a state of emergency and said they expected the Elbe river to rise higher than in 2002.
Athens police said they expected about 10,000 people to protest, which is a relatively small demonstration by the standards of Greece.
During its third quarter investors' conference,Samsung executives said they expected DRAM prices to fall as much as 30 percent by the end of this year.
Traders said they expected that the new, tighter restrictions would result in Russian banks handling more of the finance for energy trading transactions.
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg in January said they expected yearly GDP growth to land at 1.8%, down from 2.3% in 2019.
Forecasters said they expected the high temperatures to continue into next week- adding to the misery of the thousands of poor living on the capital's streets with little shelter from the hot sun.
The Indians had refused and now officials in Delhi said they expected the visas of the personnel involved in the operations to be renewed.
KPMG has recently conducted a survey of directors and representatives of big software outsourcing companies in Vietnam andaround 70% of 80 respondents said they expected to achieve growth of 20%.
According to the report, the developers said they expected the robot to be eventually used in real-life situations, for example in hospitals.
But as oil prices hit three-year highs in January, speculation grew that the deal might end earlier,and several banks said they expected a gradual phase-out from the cuts in the second half this year.
At the same time, 75% of organizations said they expected to face a shortage of necessary skills and knowledge among their employees.
While only 14 percent think their farm operations will be better off financially a year from now,more than half said they expected something good to ultimately come out of the trade war.
Analysts at Oxford Economics said they expected the economic impact of the coronavirus to be"high, but short-lived, as during the 2003 Sars episode".
During its third quarter investors' conference,Samsung executives said they expected DRAM prices to fall as much as 30 percent by the end of this year.
More than half said they expected a military conflict with Japan at some point in the future, although only 11 percent expected it within the next few years.
In the AmCham South China survey,more than half of the participants said they expected the impact of the trade war to last for at least another year.
Leaders and senior officials said they expected the government to release a substantial percentage of the remaining political prisoners before President U Thein Sein visits the United States in late September.
And even its own executives, when making the forecast, said they expected the company to post positive EBIDTA- leaving out the"adjusted" part.
Experts in China said they expected that U.S. warships would sooner or later be granted access to Cam Ranh Bay, a deep-water port that served as the key U.S. naval base during the Vietnam War.
In a new Gallup poll,44 percent of the respondents said they expected me to win the debate, and 30 percent said they could be swayed by it.
About half of Gen X respondents said they expected to retire before age 75- 23% said between 56 and 65, and 28% said between 66 and 75.
Last autumn sources close to the party leadership said they expected the anti-corruption campaign to wind down soon because of bad morale in the bureaucracy.
Ahead of the trip, German officials said they expected U.S. tariffs on European steel and aluminium products to kick in on May 1, when an exemption expires.
Government officials, including representatives of the Ministry of Defense, said they expected the military planned to gradually cede its grip on 25 percent of the seats in Parliament as is now mandated in the constitution.