Sentence examples for be expected to undertake from inspiring English sources

They will be expected to undertake much of the preparatory work, which will include due diligence of partially unmapped foundations.

With REDD as an offset option, industrial countries could therefore be expected to undertake deeper cuts than they would have done otherwise.

Gathering and analysing the necessary intelligence is a massive undertaking, which a small country like Belgium cannot be expected to undertake alone, especially when the threat extends across the continent.

They will also be expected to undertake rigorous affordability checks and adhere to new rules on lending, which are only set to apply to the wider mortgage market in spring 2014.

The DWP says that people claiming JSA would only be expected to "undertake activity suitable for their condition", but disability campaigners fear that jobcentre staff will be ill-equipped to make such judgments.

"The Medal of Honor is awarded for an act of such courage that no one could rightly be expected to undertake it," Mr. Bush said, adding that those who knew Petty Officer Monsoor were not surprised he had made the sacrifice.

Around 250,000 people are expected to undertake activities abroad with the programme.

She is expected to undertake a wide-ranging reshuffle of the cabinet by the weekend.

How many buildings are expected to undertake the green renovations and design under these regulations?

Thursday is also the day that Israeli is expected to undertake another large withdrawal from the West Bank.

George Tenet, the director of central intelligence, was a crucial intermediary in building that earlier cooperation and is expected to undertake a similar service again.