Sentence examples for be expected to please from inspiring English sources
But federal officials have threatened to arrest even those users licensed by their states.Sativex, which comes closer to an extract of the whole weed than currently approved drugs, might be expected to please everyone.
Working pro bono for the first year of five, the man who couldn't deal with a female marketing executive in the Knicks' front office and wound up on the short end of a civil sexual harassment lawsuit will also be expected to please spoiled players and their parents, university alumni, compliance officers and educators, among others.
All this might have been expected to please even the grumpiest fishermen.
His appointment - made by the prime minister, Tony Blair, from a shortlist submitted by church leaders - is expected to please the millions of Anglicans in Africa.
The lying about all things, large and small" — might have been expected to please Democrats if it had come from someone else.
Mr. Klink's nomination is expected to please conservatives who have been concerned about the distribution of what are known as emergency contraceptive pills to some women in refugee camps.
The arrival of a true countryman – who derides "metropolitan smartypants" and says "we have to manage the countryside" – at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) might have been expected to please many of those who care about the environment.
That's the biggest difference between today's superhero movies and yesterday's — they're expected to please as many people as possible and make bajillions of opening-weekend dollars, but they're also supposed to make a coterie of cultists feel listened to.
If the respondents wanted to please the interviewers they may be expected to give a WTP closer to the bid.
PLEASE NOTE: Students will be expected to provide documentation to support requests to re-schedule an examination (note from treating physician, verification of pre-scheduled events, etc.).
