Sentence examples for be expected to harshly from inspiring English sources
Hearst's Journal was a Democratic paper, and Davenport would be expected to harshly caricature the Republican presidential candidate.
Today's interview, which was requested by The New York Times, came on the eve of the release of an trade commission report that is expected to harshly criticize the entertainment industry for marketing violent, adult-rated entertainment to young people.
Volunteers who felt a threat would be expected to conserve traditional values by judging the prostitute's moral violation more harshly--and being more punitive in setting bail.
Although North Korea's Communist government made no public comment on Thursday about Mr. Lee's election on Wednesday, North Korea was expected to react harshly.
Commission officials say current and former officials of the F.B.I., especially the former director Louis J. Freeh, and Attorney General John Ashcroft are expected to be harshly questioned by the 10-member panel at a hearing later this month about the Moussaoui case and other law enforcement failures before Sept. 11.
The official charged with the inquiry, Britain's top civil servant, Gus O'Donnell, had been expected to submit his findings next week, and there was a widespread expectation that it would be harshly critical and force Mr. Fox out.
In a speech later, he is expected to warn that future generations will judge those in power today harshly if they fail to deliver the new line.
The House this week is expected to pass its own defense bill, which contains provisions to punish sexual assault crimes in the military more harshly and make it difficult for commanders to overturn convictions.
The inquiry ordered by General Sanchez is expected to add fuel to allegations by Amnesty International and many former detainees that the American captors have treated prisoners harshly or abused them in certain cases.
Nobody is expecting Russia to be called harshly to account.
