Sentence examples for expect a public from inspiring English sources

The club promised "to punish the perpetrators and expect a public apology" in statement on Monday.

If it [use of e-cigarettes for quitting] continues to grow, we will expect a public health benefit".

I've asked for a bit more information on whether the process is affected by ambient noise, and when we can expect a public release so you can try this yourself.

Wojcicki also said to expect a public rollout later this year of Music Key, a music service that YouTube launched in beta late last year and whose key features include enabling users to listen "ad free," to use the service offline, and to use it in the background (i.e, while browsing through their other apps).

One would have to be completely out of touch with reality not to expect a public fuss of some kind.

Both are known for maintaining a low profile for their clients, so don't expect a public battle--according to experts, if divorce proceedings ensue, these two will likely settle out of court.

The press expected a public outcry over the incident, but wise Prince George simply turned the other rashed cheek.

He said he expected a public report to be issued eventually though some findings and material might remain classified.

When the town administration evicted Roma from a local shantytown, Mr Szakats expected a public outcry; instead, the mayor's popularity increased.

Mrs. Rabin was sentenced to a fine of nearly $27,000 and admonished by the judge: "One expects a public figure to observe the law more carefully".

To critics, the freebies illustrate the pitfalls of expecting a public company to protect the interests of the poor -- or the taxpayers.