Sentence examples for be expected to notify from inspiring English sources

Only if an academy were to make substantive changes, like, say, adding a new certificate program focusing on auto repair, would they be expected to notify the government.

You'll be required to keep quiet about any sensitive information you receive, you'll have to fill out at least two surveys, and you'll be expected to notify Sling of any glitches or bugs along the way.

This fall Mr. Bush is expected to notify Congress which applicants the United States will support.

House of Lords rules state that passholders are expected to notify the registrar of any change within 28 days.

The commission's chairman, Gary Gensler, is expected to notify his fellow commissioners that the agency is likely to take up the proposal on Oct. 18.

Federal prosecutors, who have not formally announced their decision, are expected to notify the federal court in Brooklyn about their plans by June 5.

The players association is expected to notify management in the next day or two that it is exercising its option to extend the collective bargaining agreement for another season, until Oct. 31, 2001.

Commissioner Paul Tagliabue is expected to notify all 31 clubs in a memorandum next week that teams are prohibited from possessing or distributing products containing ephedra and that players are prevented from using ephedra-enhanced supplements.

Doctors in Pennsylvania and West Virginia are expected to notify S.M.I. bioterror experts of any "suspicious event," from an unusual rash to a finger lost in an explosion, identifying but not informing the patient.

Authors and reviewers are expected to notify editors if a manuscript could be considered to report dual use research of concern (DURC).

Riders are expected to notify Capital Bikeshare if a bike is unable to dock at a station and are responsible for the rented bike until it has been returned.