Sentence examples for can be expected to assert from inspiring English sources

Kerry, in turn, can be expected to assert that the President left the country vulnerable to attack by doing little to combat terror before September 11th and, since then, by insisting on fighting, in Clarke's words, "an unnecessary and costly war in Iraq".

That will be important for Israel, which is expected to assert, and seek international backing for its assertion, that the guerrillas can no longer legitimize violent attacks on its northern border.

Lawyers for the exchange are expected to assert that the report remains a privileged document.

Mr. Cohen is expected to assert his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refuse to respond to questions.

Mr. Koh is expected to assert that the American role does not constitute "hostilities" for legal purposes.

Instead, he is expected to assert his constitutional right against self-incrimination, lawyers briefed on the case said.

Mr. Jiang had been expected to assert that American missile defenses would seriously undermine the positive trend in international disarmament efforts.

Contrary to what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel asserts, and can be expected to repeat this week during his visit to Washington, the choice is not between Palestinian unity or peace with Israel; it is between a two-state solution or settlement-colonies.

The creationist J. Rendle-Short asserted in Creation magazine that if people are taught evolution they can be expected to behave like animals: since animals behave in all sorts of different ways, this is meaningless.

The F.A.A. with as much sovereighty at stake as anyone, has asserted that property-owners do not control the reaches of airspace "above that which they normally can be expected to use".

That can be expected to continue.