Sentence examples for be expected to exert from inspiring English sources
The elected president can be expected to exert pressure to maintain the lion's share of the imperial powers granted to him by the old constitution and, implicitly, the constitutional declaration.
The men and women of the emerging cabinet can be expected to exert just as much influence as the staff in the White House, a notable change from the Clinton administration.
With their golden resumes, long years of public service, strong personalities and close ties to Mr. Bush, Vice President-elect Cheney and the Republican establishment-in-waiting, the men and women of the emerging cabinet can be expected to exert just as much influence over the administration as the staff in the White House exerts, if not more.
Duration might be expected to exert its greatest influence on New Cubans, given their fewer years in the US at the time of the 2000 poll.
This proposed mechanism also accounts for observations of FFC upon immersion of CP-Mg in dilute chloride-containing electrolyte, where differential aeration would not be expected to exert an influence.
The presence of strain in the ZnO crystal lattice, caused indirectly by P w, can be expected to exert significant influence on the mechanical properties of the nc-GZO thin film.
But Mr Jiang, 76, has installed allies on the standing committee and is expected to exert great influence.
Last year, when Mrs. Gandhi flew to New York for an undisclosed medical procedure, Mr. Gandhi was expected to exert his leadership.
Lawrence H. Summers, the chairman of the National Economic Council, and Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, are expected to exert great influence over the selection process.
Because of Dubai's severe debt problems, and repeated financial aid from Abu Dhabi to prevent it defaulting, Abu Dhabi is expected to exert its influence more forcefully in federal affairs at the expense of Dubai.
