Sentence examples for expect to operate from inspiring English sources

The expectations and possibilities of the modern age mean that an official inquiry cannot expect to operate in its own bubble, without its approach and performance being scrutinised and criticised.

You can't go to them all — and still expect to operate a car — so head to the two best.

And Mr. Cho said that foreigners looking to do business in the North should expect to operate within the parameters established by a totalitarian government.

Furthermore, the government's code of practice for science advisory committees states that they "should expect to operate free of influence from the sponsor department officials or ministers".

"The changes we are announcing today seek to ensure that R.B.S. is at the front of the pack in pursuing a strategy that reflects the environment we expect to operate in".

Top executives of what is now the New York Tristate Regional Office of the California-based CB Richard Ellis say they expect to operate with considerable autonomy while broadening the range of services offered to clients.

When exactly are they expected to operate?

By Monday, the airline expects to operate all its flights.

Boeing is expected to operate the satellite system under contract.

The Long Island Railroad was expecting to operate on a holiday schedule on Monday, officials said.

Rolls-Royce owners have traditionally been driven, not expected to operate the machine themselves.