Sentence examples for be expected to guide from inspiring English sources

"Scientific data cannot be expected to guide most medical decisions directly," she wrote in one critique.

Steve Meehan has been eased aside as head coach and Sir Ian McGeechan will be expected to guide the club into the play-offs next year.

Brown, 67, who agreed to a four-year deal, will be expected to guide the franchise to its first playoff berth since joining the N.B.A. as an expansion franchise in 2004-5.

He will move into the starting lineup on Sunday afternoon against the Sacramento Kings 36-177) and be expected to guide the Knicks through the late rush to the postseason and beyond.

We have previously reviewed the recommendations made by various international and region specific research ethics guidelines regarding benefit sharing [ 20] as a framework of theory that might be expected to guide how the research system acts in real settings.

These studies provided for a major leap in knowledge that will be expected to guide the design of future studies and strategies whose goals are to address the problem of type 2 diabetes in youth.

The studies are expected to guide legislative agendas and regulatory actions.

The maps are expected to guide statewide development well into the future.

Outside the home, they are expected to guide customers at post offices or patrol public areas, searching for intruders and transmitting images to monitoring centers.

That report, prepared in consultation with other federal and state agencies, is expected to guide the commission's decision, expected as soon as this fall, on whether to approve the pipeline, with or without modifications.

The legal analysis, sent late Tuesday to the party's rules committee, is expected to guide a meeting this weekend where the committee will try to settle one of the most contentious issues remaining in the Democratic presidential race: what to do with delegates from Florida and Michigan, which violated party rules by moving up their primaries ahead of Feb. 5.