Sentence examples for as expected to support from inspiring English sources
Besides Mr. Dodd, Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia, also crossed party lines as expected to support Mr. Ashcroft.
The increasing availability and sensitivity of in situ advanced spectroscopic probes such as XAS is expected to support important advances in molecular toxicology.
For example, when the occupants are in the bedrooms, no ventilation goes to living areas and dining areas; during weekdays, the volumetric flow rate is reduced as the system is expected to support 70 m3/h for each occupant.
Results of this study suggests that the socio-economic/ family context causes additional economic burden on the male partner as he may be expected to support his extended family with limited resources possibly skewing the economic support in the family's favour and depriving the partner and child of economic support or causing friction between the parties competing for financial support.
Therefore, they cannot be expected to support any modifications as small adjustments that would enable the acceleration of the planning processes.
The battle over voting rights will expand this week as lawmakers in Missouri are expected to support a proposed constitutional amendment to enable election officials to require proof of citizenship from anyone registering to vote.
It seems possible that precisely the absence of members critical about the broader sociotechnical implications of CCS has contributed to shaping ZEP's communication efforts, which assume a deficit model of publics where audiences are seen as passive benefactors of CCS, expected to support the technology when presented with expert assurances about technical safety.
Which is to say: boilerplate stuff any other Democrat would be expected to support as a matter of course.
The cases are expected to support instructors as they endeavor to integrate core ideas across content areas.
The creditors are expected to support the plan, as they did in June.
First, the International Accounting Standards Board, which is seeking to develop global rules, is expected to support reporting options as expenses.
