Examples of using May be expected in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
(If an older dog has already developed tartar, this must first be removed before the same effect may be expected).
It may be expected that you buy something to drink
In summer due to high demand for accommodation, you may be expected to stay for seven nights,
In such instances you may be expected to display the product
weather statistics so you know what may be expected.
Nobody has the right to encourage right-violating actions in a situation where the encouragement may be expected to be effectuated.
They can also be referred to as a traders'secret weapon' as they reveal what is to come next, what may be expected of the economy and which direction the markets can take.
St. John's Wort) may be expected to have similar effects
The applicant shall be informed about any extension of the time limit, of the reasons justifying this and when a decision may be expected, as soon as possible,
with slightly different input conditions, than may be expected during formation of patterns in the fields(although under certain circumstances,
As might be expected, willing to help in this endeavor is more than enough.
She might be expected to sew, spin,
The effects of overdose that might be expected include nausea,
clotting dysfunction, might be expected.
contact anyone who may be expecting your money.
I was sitting over there a bit concerned that some of you might be expecting Arnold Schwarzenegger.
As might be expected from the Kawasaki company successfully presented its latest model
Despite what might be expected- you are welcome to appreciate the incredible choice of 3-reel openings,
And CO2 emissions are just 199 g/km- far below what might be expected from a car of this class.
Discuss together the sorts of teacher and student classroom behaviours that might be expected in an IBL classroom.