Sentence examples for also expected to define from inspiring English sources

But the judges are also expected to define a much larger issue: whether the "ethnic cleansing" campaign of the 1992-1995 Bosnian war constituted genocide -- one of the charges against General Krstic.

Not only does it provide vital assistance to hard-hit communities, it also delays the major political battles long expected to define a busy September in Congress.

Meanwhile, it's been left to Rick Santorum, consigned to also-ran status after South Carolina, to make the anti-Romney case on health care that everyone expected to define this race.

The 6MWD cannot be expected to define pathophysiology or differentiate causes of reduced exercise capacity.

He also replaces William Hague as Mr Cameron's de facto deputy and is also expected to have a key role in defining Britain's stance on renegotiating its position in the EU.

Mr. Kan is also expected to give his government a more clearly defined direction than did Mr. Hatoyama, whose inability to stop his cabinet members from airing contradictory opinions earned his government the nickname "Hatoyama kindergarten".

Republicans are also expected to try to nix an EPA proposal that seeks to define the types of bodies of water that could be regulated under the Clean Water Act.

Philippe Coutinho is also expected to return.

Actress Sienna Miller is also expected to attend.

Brazilian growth is also expected to slow.

His father is also expected to testify.