Sentence examples for be expected to prove from inspiring English sources

"These senior people will be expected to prove their fitness to regulators before they take up a role and the onus will be on them to ensure risks are understood, measured and properly considered," Carney said.

While the Government has made clear that no one will be denied medical care, they will be expected to prove their eligibility with an NHS number or passport either when they present themselves or once they have been "stabilised".

The thinktank also warned that in-work conditionality, whereby low-paid working UC claimants would be expected to prove to DWP officials they were seeking to earn more by working longer hours or taking a second job, as a condition of receiving the benefit, would be controversial.

Under the European tests, they will be expected to prove they can survive a 7% drop in GDP.

In many ways, result-oriented agri-environmental schemes can be expected to prove superior to the measure-oriented schemes which are currently most widely used.

In the context of a fragile health system, the application of these protocols may be expected to prove to be difficult to undertake and the impact may also be expected to vary [2].

Italy is expected to prove a challenge for the company.

In north Africa, infrastructure and adapting to extreme weather events are expected to prove costliest.

Two moments in World War II were expected to prove the invincibility of military air power.

If unchecked, the trend is expected to prove catastrophic in the near future.

Though beaten a long way on her debut, Musiara (5.10) is expected to prove a lot sharper this time.