Examples of using May be expected in English and their translations into Spanish
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The species may be expected to appear soon in other harbours of the Mediterranean basin.
In sum, the diffusion of ICT worldwide may be expected to yield significant changes in international trade.
Whether the weapon etc is intended, or whether it may be expected, to cause widespread,
to remain fairly limited, and hence the contribution of the private sector may be expected to show only modest growth.
Although sweating may be expected to be minimal when,
The level of performance will indicate whether leveraging of resources may be expected at the implementation level.
For other programs, system administrators may be expected to create and modify files by hand using a text editor;
The scientific forecast indicates that a maximum reduction in river run-off of 45 per cent may be expected in the south of Belarus.
The specifications on“like circumstances” for purposes of national treatment may be expected to facilitate the interpretation
Though some ageing of the drug-using population may be expected, overall drug use is likely to continue to be linked primarily to youth.
The family may be expected to pay for medical expenses incurred before death is declared
People in some fields may be expected to be more verbal
Contrary to what may be expected, the smaller size class had disproportionately large and wide-set pelvic bones.
For example, based on recent experience, some 100 staff members may be expected to take early retirement each year.
A revival may be expected when Christians have a spirit of prayer for a revival.
More may be expected of a director of a large company with sophisticated accounting systems and procedures.
While some protection and solutions dividends may be expected in the short-term, others may only take place over a longer period.
now vacant positions will need to be filled, a moderate increase in the personnel count may be expected in the next few years.
A great deal of uncertainty surrounds the climate changes which may be expected in Iceland in the wake of increasing greenhouse effects.
Adequate provision has been made against all amounts owing to UNHCR which are known, or may be expected, to be irrecoverable.