Sentence examples for able to expect the from inspiring English sources

Children from all areas deserve and should be able to expect the same opportunities as any others".

For example, users should be able to expect the "verbose" option of any GNU program which has one, to be spelled precisely '--verbose'.

Every nursing home resident in the United States should be able to expect the kind of care described in this article; alas, such is not the case.

Otherwise, Americans will no longer be able to expect the same degree of anonymity in public places that they have rightfully enjoyed since the founding era.

We must be able to expect the honest technologist working in the bowels of Google or telecom provider Level 3 or the NSA or GCHQ to define a line and refuse to cross it.

"No matter who they are, customers of wealth managers should be able to expect the firm to keep complete, up-to-date client records so that they can give the right advice," Tracey McDermott, the Financial Conduct Authority's director of enforcement and financial crime, said in a statement.

In an interview with MTV, Cox explained what fans would be able to expect from the song and why he felt Ross and Mill were "the perfect fit".

He seemed to be indicating that, in Cheney's circle, she would be accorded a loyalty that she might no longer be able to expect from the Times.

If I get the sense that you're obfuscating now, when your company is at a positive inflection point, what kind of truthfulness will I be able to expect when the company faces challenges?

• Employers may not be able to expect much in the way of reading skills from tomorrow's generation.

It's not too much to ask, and I think any parent should be able to expect, even 'demand', the same for their child, as a human right.