Examples of using It is to be expected in English and their translations into Italian
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Since the world has forgotten you exist. Although, it is to be expected.
It is to be expected that these“new, active consumers” will participate more intensively in demand response, the more directly involved they are in making decisions regarding infrastructure measures
It is to be expected that NATO and the EU will censor what is published here,
As the form of literature is in its pictures, it is to be expected that the Hebrew people,
If this happens, it is to be expected that Bulgaria and Romania will be technically ready for connection to SIS II by October 2010, which is in accordance with the current road map.
It is to be expected that the Parliament will also have inter-actions with national parliaments,
It is to be expected that the situation with Moldova will improve with the newly elected Government, especially concerning the
I must say that it is to be expected, given the nature of the Union,
It is to be expected that around the winter holidays,
It is to be expected that as the number of authorised GMO products increases,
However, even if private provision overtakes public pension schemes in terms of total benefit payments, it is to be expected that for a very large proportion,
It is to be expected that a whole part of the Catholic world that has always taken sides against the selfsame existence of non negotiable principles will find theological motives
illuminating the sense of the mysterious episode, as it is to be expected, It is given by the response of Jesus himself in the form of counter-questions:"Why are you looking for?
Seeing that the Jews were the people who actually put Jesus to death- i.e. bruised the seed of the woman in the heel- it is to be expected that they were prime examples of the serpent's seed.
illuminating the sense of the mysterious episode, as it is to be expected, It is given by the response of Jesus himself in the form of counter-questions:"Why are you looking for?
Naturally, where senior secondary school reforms are in hand(raising the statutory school-leaving age from 14 to 16), It is to be expected that there will be lower rates of employment and less unemployment among young people.
It is to be expected that there will be an increase in traffic of up to 60%,
It is to be expected that a shared European commitment between various influential players in science
It is to be expected that because of broader possibilities for filing a complaint the operators
Since it is not Parliament that decides on this, but the Council, it is to be expected that this increase will not materialise.