Sentence examples for expected of future from inspiring English sources
However, as more people apply to apprenticeships, the standards expected of future apprentices are higher.
The relations seem natural; the school adjusts its operations according to the knowledge, skills, and competences expected of future members of the society.
The developed classification and prediction models were combined and applied to a large dataset that included eight fuel assembly designs, two of which were not used in training the models, and spanned the range of the initial 235U enrichment, cooling time, and burnup values expected of future commercial used fuel for reprocessing.
This activity most often occurs during high-pressure sweat sessions known as "knowledge reviews," events designed to build knowledge, precision and attention to detail expected of future officers.
Unfortunately, the contrast between what is expected of future teachers in their K 12 classrooms and what they experience in content and instruction in typical college or university science courses can be quite striking (Darling-Hammond and Bransford, 2005).
"As we stated last April," he continued, "we believe that given the Palestinian Authority's solid track record, it is able to conduct the sound economic policies expected of a future well-functioning Palestinian state".
To a great extent, the decision as to what sort of strategy would be the best depended on what could be expected of the future evolution of the international economy.
The International Monetary Fund stated that "The PA is now able to conduct the sound economic policies expected of a future well-functioning Palestinian state".
Ghani also announced a change in what he expected of Pakistan in future talks.
And if she keeps on playing like she has done here this week to reach the girls' singles final, veritable wizardry will be expected of her in future.
