Sentence examples for be expected to finance from inspiring English sources
Should taxpayers be expected to finance stadiums for professional teams?
Similarly, those who choose to eat poorly should be expected to finance their future health care needs — or change their eating habits.
Even if the money rightfully belongs to them, how can Israel be expected to finance the plans of its enemy in any way?
But given the experience across the bay, the team's owners would certainly be expected to finance a significant portion of the construction, and they have shown no inclination to take that economic step.
There can be differences over spending, obviously, but there should be consensus that whatever decisions are reached, the tax system adopted should be expected to finance those expenditures over an economic cycle, with deficits in difficult economic times and surpluses in good years.
Both NIH and HHMI are considering offering one-time support for the creation of postdoc offices; thereafter, the university will be expected to finance those programs.
"Given the variety of products involved in these incidents and the repeated presence of North Korean diplomats in them, these incidents appear to be primarily the result of a 'self-financing' policy," writes Dr Greitens, "by which embassies are expected to finance their own operations, and contribute money back to the regime in Pyongyang".
"Given the variety of products involved in these incidents and the repeated presence of North Korean diplomats in them, these incidents appear to be primarily the result of a 'self-financing' policy," writes Dr. Greitens, "by which embassies are expected to finance their own operations, and contribute money back to the regime in Pyongyang".
That's good news for euro zone governments, which are expected to finance most of the capital injections.
The government is expected to finance the purchase of new fleets of transport helicopters and transport airplanes.
