Sentence examples for be expected to consult from inspiring English sources

Since the acceptance of the Palestinians was an E.U. "common action," Ireland, in the Jaara instance, would be expected to consult with the other E.U. states; but the ultimate decision would be Ireland's.

In Farrenkopf's case, these odd circumstances seem less like a moral issue — no one would argue that there was maliciousness on the part of the utility companies or the bank, which can hardly be expected to consult their paying customers on a regular basis to make sure that they haven't shuffled off this mortal coil — and more like a mundane aspect of the digital age.

He did think that a king ought to be expected to consult with the magnates and people of his country, though he expressed no opinion on just how this vague idea should be carried out in real life.

Hence HIV/AIDS patients in such rural settings would be expected to consult the traditional healers privately as the first appeal for management of various opportunistic infections at a very affordable cost.

It is expected to consult the sector on its proposals later in November.

Gingrich vowed to remain in the race but he is expected to consult with his financial backers.

The government is expected to consult on how to draw up the assessment in the first half of 2007.

Shorten, who marks his second anniversary as Labor leader, is expected to consult the party caucus on the plan this week.

Pastors are expected to consult the committees on any expenditure of more than $30,000 before seeking diocesan approval.

Mr. Volcker -- an economist by training, not an accountant -- is expected to consult with industry professionals, and other experts will be named to the oversight board.

He is a close friend of City's director of football, Txiki Begiristain, and is expected to consult him regarding transfers before taking over on 1 July.