Sentence examples for be expected to solicit from inspiring English sources

Visa liberalisation is also a priority for Turkey, which has been relaxing the rules for many of its eastern neighbours.Given its economic problems Europe might be expected to solicit visitors.

The corporation is expected to solicit investment by private entities, among them union pension plans, in redevelopment.

The 31-month-old fund, intended to pool the resources of governments and private donors, had been expected to solicit proposals for new programs in June.

DOE is expected to solicit proposals in the next few weeks.

Starting next month, the department is expected to solicit a new round of contracts from loan servicers hoping to either join or remain part of the federal student loan program.

If females engage in promiscuous mating as an anti-infanticide strategy to confuse paternity, then females are expected to solicit matings from potentially nonpreferred males when conception is unlikely (Hrdy 1979; Wolff and Macdonald 2004; Stumpf and Boesch 2005).

Food banks were traditionally expected to solicit food in only the counties they served.

The bill, which Gov. Eliot Spitzer is expected to sign, prohibits colleges from soliciting or accepting any gifts or money from lenders in exchange for recommending them to students, and prohibits lenders' staff members from working out of college financial aid offices, among other provisions.

A key prosecution witness in the corruption trial of City Councilman Larry B. Seabrook had been expected to testify that Mr. Seabrook had solicited kickbacks.

The new policy will require the approval of the 13-member oversight board, the Panel for Educational Policy, which is expected to vote on the matter after soliciting public comments.

Prosecutors are expected to charge five former city officials with soliciting bribes but say there is no proof of wrongdoing by Mr Palocci.