Sentence examples for cannot expect to enjoy from inspiring English sources
It has also repeatedly made clear than Britain will not be allowed to "cherry pick" and cannot expect to enjoy EU rights, such as special access to the single market, without obligations such as people's freedom of movement.
But it is beyond doubt that his commitment to democracy is now as flimsy as any relativist's: free elections may be good enough for the people of Britain, but the Kazakhs cannot expect to enjoy the same privileges.
But if these innovative firms cannot expect to enjoy some temporary monopolistic rents to recoup their investments, they lose the incentives to pursue R&D in the most advanced areas.
If patients receiving new treatments are not, strictly speaking, also research subjects, they cannot expect to enjoy the same level of protective oversight that regulators provide within the tightly formalized systems and institutional structures that govern research (McRae et al. 2011; WHO 2009).
"They cannot continue to expect to enjoy free market pricing in what is, in reality, a captive market".
In a report to be published Tuesday by the Center for European Reform, in London, George Robertson, who served as NATO secretary general from 1999 to 2004, says Germany cannot remove the missiles and still expect to enjoy the protection of U.S. nuclear forces.
Capability, which can be decades in development and expect to enjoy a significant operational life expectancy, may be potentially lost over night.
None the less, patients who are compliant with conventional treatment modalities can expect to enjoy a good quality of life with a life expectancy of about 50 years.
Given lengthening life expectancies, the report suggests that the average age most 20-35 year-olds can expect to enjoy their inheritance, is 61.
Successful businesses can expect to enjoy comfortable margins, rewarding them for their time and investment.
