Examples of using Could be expected in English and their translations into Spanish
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They were designed to help evaluate the returns that could be expected from the fields.
INETER stated that more gas emissions and sporadic explosions could be expected from San Cristóbal volcano.
Based on past experience, judgement could be expected by December 2012, subject to changing variables such as fair trial requirements.
A similar impact on the margin could be expected in 1994 if the same occupations were selected for those pay systems.
Increased cancer risk could be expected among workers who had received doses of more than 100 millisieverts.
If this rate of population increase is not curtailed, the population could be expected to more than double by the year 2022.
The Foreign Minister indicated that some progress on the agenda could be expected, but was not in a position to make any commitments in advance.
Mr. JOINET said he believed the least that could be expected was for the competent Swiss authorities to apologize.
A beneficial effect could be expected as any currently unidentified production
On the other hand, their costs could be expected to increase substantially as more projects enter large-scale Phase III trials.
done as well as could be expected under these circumstances.
A beneficial effect could be expected as currently unknown production
Indeed, no one could be expected to do the impossible, and jus cogens should not be contravened.
only marginal change could be expected.
An extensive cross-reactivity among the different individual species of the genus could be expected(1).
As could be expected, the cost of those conflicts to Africa is incalculable in both human and material terms.
No organization could be expected to operate efficiently without a sound financial basis
As could be expected, some adjustments had to be made in the distribution of projected expenditures based on the actual expenditures during the period November 1998 to date.
Thynnus, the USA could be expected to fully utilize its TAC for domestic use.
In terms of growth potentials and welfare, the euro could be expected to bring lower long-term interest rates.