Examples of using May be expected in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
As may be expected of an expert, he's well versed in the field.
Accordingly, the final document may be expected to cover at least the following five elements.
It may be expected that the developmental impact of activities will be highest where long-term relationships have been established.
This momentum, as may be expected, is stronger in some countries and programme areas than in others.
The level of performance will indicate whether leveraging of resources may be expected at the implementation level.
Pending the consolidation of a new world order, the present unstable situation may be expected to continue for some time.
While I have not received an answer to that request I trust that a positive reaction may be expected soon.
The collapse of Rome indicates what may be expected when a state undergoes too rapid extension associated with internal degeneration.
They may be expected to undertake excessive family responsibilities and deprived of opportunities to participate in early childhood and primary education;
These may be expected to form the basis for specific requests to explore particular issues in targeted assessments and policy advice.
A great deal of uncertainty surrounds the climate changes which may be expected in Iceland in the wake of increasing greenhouse effects.
quality of documents which may be expected to exist will vary according to each such period.
As a result, some reduction in expenditures may be expected in the future.
As a result, significant reduction in expenditures may be expected in the future.
Subject to requirements and available resources, the position may be expected to continue.
However, you may be expected to pay for the trip yourself.
Certain tip sums may be expected to keep the channel open,
Launching an attack against a military objective which may be expected to cause incidental damage to the environment which would be excessive in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated is prohibited.".
All may be expected to offer training beyond the organization
The Council, nevertheless, may be expected to remain largely reactive since a proactive, preventive approach would require