Sentence examples for be expected to impose from inspiring English sources

A further difficulty lay in the kind of regime Sparta itself could be expected to impose if successful.

As far as Mr. Georges was concerned, however, Chase, as the acquiring bank, can be expected to impose most of the cuts on J. P. Morgan employees.

But now he is heading to the Treasury where he will be expected to impose huge and unpopular cuts in public sector spending.

Considering the parameters obtained for Nakagami distribution in CP [17] and XP channels (Table 7), multipath fading should be expected to impose greater variability of the Rx signal and deeper fades in the XP channel.

The high density of crested auklet nesting sites can be expected to impose selective pressures on sensory mechanisms.

A report by the International Energy Agency IEA, Organizationof of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Developmentt (OECD), and World Bank estimated that fossil fuel consumption subsidies cost the global economy $557 billion in 2008, and unless eliminated can be expected to impose similar costs in the future -- that can finance a lot of Greek debt!

The regulators are expected to impose more stringent requirements on the loans.

It is expected to impose a whopping fine of at least €1 billion ($1.3 billion).

The FTC is expected to impose a fine that will run into billions.

The government is expected to impose conditions to protect against anti-competitive behavior by the combined entity.

The N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement expires at midnight Thursday, after which league officials are expected to impose a lockout.