Example sentences of "be expect [verb] a [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | All students will be expected to submit a brief report of their project by September 1993 and also give a short presentation at an event to be arranged in October 1993 . |
| 2 | In spite of government protestations to the contrary , privatisation lies at the heart of the proposals : commercial and voluntary sector provision will be expanded , local authority provision will contract and informal carers will be expected to carry a bigger load . |
| 3 | Individual risk is defined by The Institution of Chemical Engineers as ‘ the frequency at which an individual may be expected to sustain a given level of harm from the realisation of specified hazards ’ . |
| 4 | Research by London Weekend Television , however , has shown that light ITV viewers , who can be expected to see a given commercial very few times , are just as likely to recognize it as those who should have seen it several times . |
| 5 | In no way can library suppliers be expected to promote a full range of material — not just commercially attractive titles , but also small , low-cost titles from obscure publishers which offer the supplier low profit margins . |
| 6 | ( An air-breathing animal , if such the monster is , would have large lungs and would be expected to give a strong signal . ) |
| 7 | Yet one must consider that such an undertaking without cost information can only be expected to give a limited explanation because the production yield depends considerably on the geometry of the articles . |
| 8 | As even the Treasury probably does not have a sufficiently sophisticated model to calculate where exchange rates or interest rates will go , the cleverest entrepreneur can not be expected to give a correct answer . |
| 9 | All are powered by a single PP9 alkaline battery fitted into the receiver , which should be expected to last a full season of regular work . |
| 10 | Neither the Council of Castile nor the Junta of Government could be expected to lead a hopeless revolt against French garrisons by disobeying Ferdinand 's explicit orders . |
| 11 | Certainly the court can be expected to take a dim view of such clauses . |
| 12 | ( iv ) If the applicant is unable to comply in full with ( ii ) or ( iii ) above then they would be expected to demonstrate a suitable level of competence and experience . |
| 13 | Those of insufficient means to pay the full charge may be expected to make a reasonable contribution . |
| 14 | America 's allies would be expected to make a greater contribution to their own defence . |
| 15 | How can women who have been taught that their choice in sexual relations is passive , limited to being able to say yes or no when approached by a man , be expected to make a sudden leap into active love-making where their desire is acknowledged , and their pleasure is a definite goal ? |
| 16 | There is no way the non-established denominations can be expected to make a comparable contribution , and the Government must therefore take a larger role in providing some mechanism for preserving some of the notable places of worship which , as well as being delightful buildings , are an important testimony to our religious and social history . |
| 17 | Response to music is believed to be dominant in the right hemisphere and as a result would be expected to exact a similar reduction in left field advantage to that found for right field advantage in the trigram tasks discussed here . |
| 18 | As the insurance companies could expect a huge increased revenue , they in turn could be expected to bear a large proportion of the cost of implementing the scheme . |
| 19 | A manufacturing company would be expected to maintain a 1:1 ratio to be credit worthy . |
| 20 | As well as all the usual coaching and safety skills , the coach will be expected to show a high level of competence in speed abseiling on 40 and 120 metre descents and what I call ‘ trick abseiling ’ but which the BAA describes as ‘ alternative techniques ’ . |
| 21 | It follows that the duty can not be expected to play a major part in controlling managerialist tendencies . |
| 22 | The professor will be expected to play a major part in the organisation of syllabuses , teaching and lecturing in Roman Art and Archaeology , in close collaboration with the sub-faculties of Ancient History and Classical Languages and Literature . |
| 23 | He is reaching the age , you see , when he will be expected to play a larger part in public affairs . |
| 24 | The lecturer will also be expected to play a leading part in the development of the newly formed ‘ Institute of Optical Engineering ’ on campus . |
| 25 | The professor will be expected to play a full part in the admission and supervision of graduate students , the appointment of supervisors and examiners and the general administration of graduate studies . |
| 26 | Thus alleged market failures in the area of advertisement hoardings would be a topic for the Monopolies Commission , whereas water supply might be expected to involve a regulatory authority or public supply agency . |
| 27 | As for British citizens falling foul of the regime , Mr Marlow believes that ‘ No country can be expected to operate a differential system of justice in favour of foreigners ’ , although he adds that benefits can accrue from the exercise of ‘ justified clemency ’ . |
| 28 | People who stuff their bodies with suspect rubbish and get hyped up daily by ear-splitting ‘ pop ’ can not be expected to develop a balanced personality . |
| 29 | This also holds true for items of similar groups within the same country ; a top quality Nain will tend to be more expensive than a second-grade Isfahan ( and vice versa ) , while both can be expected to command a higher price than the average Hamadan or Heriz . |
| 30 | Each level is divided into four sections and at the end of each , you 'll be expected to rescue a caged kiwi . |