Sentence examples for cannot be expected to have from inspiring English sources

The leader of a major political party cannot be expected to have time to watch too much television.

Such a force cannot be expected to have the motivation or the expertise to control the Palestinian terrorism.

"One should not forget," Rogge said, "that the International Olympic Committee cannot be expected to have influence over the sovereign affairs of a country".

They cannot be expected to have accurate figures for every possible combination of conditions for an individual purpose, although most will produce estimates if asked.

In particular, users' domain knowledge may be critical in domains where the usability expert cannot be expected to have overlapping knowledge [25].

However, teachers throughout the state cannot be expected to have an understanding or working definition of what integrated STEM is, let alone a common understanding.

An employer cannot be expected to make reasonable adjustments if they do not know that you have a disability.

And Stephen cannot be expected to give up his business.

The Chagall case has put the Jewish Museum in an unenviable position, Mr. Shillingford said, since the museum's staff and Chagall's admirers cannot reasonably be expected to have any influence over the peace process in the Middle East.

Support staff cannot normally be expected to have had the health background or opportunity to learn specifically about this vulnerable population and their unique needs.

Experience has shown that simple health interventions cannot be simply replicated across countries and be expected to have the same results on improving health as they have shown in relatively controlled research environments [ 8].