Sentence examples similar to are expected to commit crime from inspiring English sources

The same approach is found in national or international criminal courts that are expected to judge those who have committed international crimes, including the forcible recruitment of child soldiers.

People who have committed even minor crimes are expected to be deported, along with about 800,000 people who were ordered removed but may still be in the U.S.

The fact is, as long as adultery is a crime, judges are expected to hand down sentences to defendants accused of committing adultery.

The probe was expected to mainly concern crimes committed after 1970 when it was announced last July.

Otherwise, the developer is expected to backout his commit.

The Civil Enforcement Division of the Police Department, which shuts down clubs, motels and other establishments where crimes are committed, is expected to have slightly fewer closings by the end of this year than in 1999, when court orders were issued against 680 locations.

Omar also said that the press office was expected to "invent stories to justify the crimes committed by the Syrian regime".

He further said that the US couldn't reasonably be expected to know the nationality of someone committing a crime.

In these circumstances, it is difficult to understand how the Commissioner could be expected to assess independently the probability that petitioner committed the crime charged.

With most crimes committed by young people, and the elderly far more law-abiding, the crime rate is expected to steadily fall.

Police interacted with citizens primarily in situations where a crime had been committed (or alleged) and officers were expected to take some action to enforce the law.