Sentence examples for be expected to exercise from inspiring English sources

Compassion is an essential element of enlightened leadership, and our leaders should be expected to exercise it regardless of their own personal experiences.

Timeform argues that racecourse stewards should be expected to exercise much more discretion and judgment over the use of the whip.

But Judge Jed S. Rakoff, citing Ecuador's recent coup, asked the parties and the Ecuador government for more comment about whether Ecuador's courts "might reasonably be expected to exercise a modicum of independence and impartiality" if the suit was sent back there.

In this case, an adequate TS would be expected to exercise 100%% of the code statements at least once.

However, if the adopted metric is path coverage, an adequate TS would be expected to exercise all possible paths in the SW at least once.

He agrees with the rejection of populism enunciated by Burke in his speech to his electors in Bristol, accepting the principle that the representative should be expected to exercise his or her own judgement, not merely to accept blindly the views of those on whose votes his or her tenure depended.

Just like White House advisers, Bush campaign aides are expected to exercise.

"The voter is expected to exercise his franchise in the morning," said Mr. Bhardwaj.

Screeners, the T.S.A. has said, are expected to exercise some discretion.

Zen masters are expected to exercise power, then are routinely accused (by Western students) of abusing it.

The team's current lease goes through 2006, and it is expected to exercise its 10-year extension option.