Sentence examples for be expected to relax from inspiring English sources
In return, bigger economies will be expected to relax restrictions on cheaper imports.
Here, the GC content of neutrally-evolving pseudogenes would be expected to relax to that of the background genomic GC content.
Hence, the increase of histone H3 acetylation at CFSs after TSA treatment, and the decrease of CpG methylation after 5-Aza treatment, would be expected to relax chromatin at CFSs, potentially alleviating the structural effects that result in CFS expression during DNA replication stress, and/or facilitating the repair of the DSBs occurring within CFSs in response to APH treatment.
However officials are expected to relax the regulations this year to recognise Britain's sporting triumphs.
But under pressure from local businessmen, Taiwan is expected to relax those rules soon.
Other new provisions are expected to relax the grip car manufacturers have on service and on sales of replacement parts.
The federal government is expected to relax this regulation, and Mr. Thain is trying to prepare the exchange for a more competitive environment.
Faced with the sight of Fellaini's vast mop of hair lumbering towards them, rather than the crewcut sported by the injured Rooney, Liverpool's defence might have been expected to relax and control the game.
Since then, there have been two further half-point cuts, pushing the rate down to its lowest level since 1986.Certainly the government is expected to relax its tight grip on public spending especially now that campaigning has begun for October's local elections.
A recurring theme of the blogs is the politics of black hair – how women are expected to relax their natural curls with toxic chemicals or weave in bits of someone else's hair in order to conform to comfortable white norms.
