Sentence examples for are expected to recognise from inspiring English sources

The UK, France, Germany and other European countries are expected to recognise Juan Guaidó as interim president of Venezuela on Monday if the current president, Nicolás Maduro, has not set a date for fresh elections by then.

They also make clear that university staff are expected to recognise the signs of radicalisation among their students such as changes of outlook and behaviour and to report them appropriately.

Currently, in order to use computerised diagnostic support systems (CDSSs), physicians are expected to recognise when they need advice, input all information that they have gathered about the patient into the system, and follow its advice, while they may have already settled on a diagnosis.

Someone aged 45 might not be expected to recognise film stars from the 1930s, and a patient in their eighties might not be familiar with current pop stars, for example.

Just as no item is so large, so central, and so well lit that no conscious and sighted observer could miss it, so there is no step in reasoning that is so simple, so compelling and so obvious that every thinker, whether attentive or inattentive, can be expected to recognise it.

The table indicates that in the CEFR learners are expected to know, recognise and produce a broad lexical repertoire to complete various tasks in different domains, contexts and topics.

However officials are expected to relax the regulations this year to recognise Britain's sporting triumphs.

Any day now the first 10 recognised refugees are expected to move out of detention and into the $137m village Australia has built for them in Lorengau, the provincial capital.

They refuse to recognise the current government and are expected to campaign against the referendum.

They are expected to be critical of the civil service in particular for not recognising the need for fundamental reform.

Even if a name can be legally changed, and recognised, there are still the awkward social barriers that these people are expected to jump through.