In fact, when people read your body language, you can count on them making five major mistakes.
He can count on them as he can count on no other constituency.
That's because, more than men, we can count on them to be good stewards of their families and businesses.
Whether he can count on them under these circumstances, I'm not sure.
My father Leonel and mother Adriana have given me their support and have helped me a great deal and still to this day I can always count on them.
Trouble is, the thing they count on to save them from having to ask questions comes with a whole bag of question marks too.
It requires building reciprocity where one has built strong relationships over a history of interaction that they can count on others to help them, and likewise offer help where needed.
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We know that America is stronger when everybody can count on affordable health insurance, when everybody can count on Medicare and Social Security to give them a dignified retirement.
In the past, business could count on the government to tell them what was environmentally acceptable or not.
"We know there are certain friends we can count on, and first and foremost I would count among them the one Dr John Reid represents, " he said.
Most of the Mac's life, whoever was on team Mac could count on Steve Jobs standing behind them, telling them that their latest idea sucks, ranting that they'll have to do better.
Everybody in America should be able to get those skills at a community college like NOVA. And companies looking to hire should be able to count on these schools to provide them with a steady stream of workers qualified to fill those specific jobs.
It means that laid-off workers might not be able to count on temporary assistance or training to help them get a new job.
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Slavers could count on the Archbishop of Canterbury to defend them before God, and on politicians, like the young William Gladstone, himself the son of a plantation-owner, to plead their case in Parliament.
AIG's competitors who would like to dream about something like that occurring, but if I were them, I would not count on it.
One thing they could count on was that their alleged captor would never let them out.
As a group, they were cautious, because the two defining national events of their lives taught them that you can never really count on anything.
While he also talked of multilateral cooperation and human rights, he came to Asia to deliver the message that the rapidly growing export-driven economies can no longer count on the U.S. consumer to keep them afloat.
There are 210, 544 federal inmates (count based on Federal Bureau of Prison count in August 2010) and FPI provides 19, 000 jobs to them.
After that, suspects can count on Brazil's overburdened and inefficient judiciary to keep them out of jail.
By his count, there are about 5 million of them sitting on coffee tables and in business lobbies.
There are many ETRs, depending on which taxes you count and against what income you measure them.
Now, it is hard for us to receive a loan only because the money we count on are local people to support us, and we support them with our meals, obviously.
They are endowed with specialized knowledge, and commensurate responsibility, with the understanding that patients will come to them in time of need knowing they can count on the doctors for good advice.
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An attack on extremists and Europhobes (assuming he does not count himself among them) would risk angering some in the audience at next week's conference.
George Papandreou, Greece's Socialist prime minister, can count on a degree of understanding from half the electorate (not all of them voters for his party) that the country faces a make-or-break moment in which wrenching change is the only alternative to outright disaster.
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