Sentence examples for be expected to prevent from inspiring English sources

Dr. Wright wrote in an open letter that he had warned fraternities and sororities that they would be expected to prevent racist, sexist and homophobic behavior.

FluMist or other flu vaccines would not be expected to prevent the new deadly disease called SARS, for severe acute respiratory syndrome, because that is caused by a different type of virus.

But the elimination of such information gaps is necessary, Mr. Field said, if investors are to return to the securitization market and if global regulators can be expected to prevent future crises.

Previous studies have linked calcium supplements with a higher risk of heart attacks, despite research showing that they lower blood pressure and other factors that would be expected to prevent heart attacks.

Mr. Cohen can avoid liability if he can establish that SAC had a system in place that "would reasonably be expected to prevent and detect, insofar as practicable, any such violation by such other person," and that there was no reasonable cause to believe the firm's procedures were not being complied with by the portfolio managers.

For the Ag NP/Ch composites, further spatial restriction due to the chitosan matrix would be expected to prevent or weaken the interaction between virions and Ag NPs.

The rule was expected to prevent up to eleven thousand premature deaths each year.

Setting the brakes would have been expected to prevent the train from starting to roll into the town.

Merck does not intend to market the first vaccine because it is testing a newer version that is expected to prevent 70percentt of cervical cancers instead of 50percentt.

"Different clinical care in these cases would have been expected to prevent the outcome in one maternal death and the deaths of 11 babies.

Extensive repairs to Dubai's runways over the summer had been expected to prevent the Emirati airport from soaring above its London rival.