Sentence examples for could be expected to conduct from inspiring English sources

The gunmen had seen fit neither to use sham license plates nor to bother hiding their faces — this while riding in a touring car with its roof down — since under standard operating procedures at the time, the authorities could be expected to conduct only a perfunctory investigation of this murder of a miscreant by professional criminals.

It was absurd to be expected to conduct business — to do anything — at such a height.

Credit bureaus shouldn't be expected to conduct business as if they are non-profits.

The Ohio Department of Corrections is expected to conduct an investigation to determine whether anything further could have been done to prevent Castro's suicide.

When all the issues are resolved, Ireland is expected to conduct another vote in the autumn, and the treaty could come into force in January of next year.

Farm-Africa is expected to conduct the training.

The medical examiner is expected to conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

But the F.B.I. is expected to conduct a review of the case.

The medical examiner's office was expected to conduct an autopsy on Kudryk on Monday.

Officials are expected to conduct environmental impact studies to determine whether any flora or fauna will be threatened.

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