Sentence examples for be expected to crack down from inspiring English sources

For all of the Israeli accusations, Mr. Arafat and the Palestinians have an answer: Their leaders cannot be expected to crack down on Palestinian factions while Israeli forces occupy Palestinian areas and impose great hardships on civilians.

It is Mr. Dahlan who is expected to crack down on Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the main organizers of the suicide bombers that Mr. Sharon vows to wipe out.

Some are affected even in wintertime by heavy snowmobile use; Yellowstone National Park is phasing out snowmobiles, and other parks are expected to crack down on their use.

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In light of this, Mr Forney said that the e-commerce giant was expected to crack down on listings that might give consumers genuine cause to feel they had been deceived.

The rules are clear that commanders are expected to crack down.

Not so Oosthuizen, who is expected to crack but will not.

This Viper, available in two flavors, is expected to crack the six-figure price barrier.

Due to the large tensile stresses in the top coat after cooling down, a vertical crack network can be expected to form in the top coat.

In a rare concession to United States trading demands, China is expected to pledge this week to crack down on pirating and counterfeiting of software, DVD's and other forms of intellectual property, according to American trade officials who have been preparing for trade talks here on Wednesday.

During their meeting, President Bush was expected to press Mrs. Megawati to crack down on hard-line Islamic groups in Indonesia.