Sentence examples for expected to answer the from inspiring English sources

It is expected to answer the most politically charged question of who shot down MH17.

A second criminal investigation by the Dutch prosecutor's office, scheduled to conclude in early 2016, is expected to answer the most politically charged question: who shot down flight MH17?

These results are expected to answer the questions on significance of fusion development, and improve the plant design and development strategy to maximize the benefit of fusion research.

For example, towards the end of section 1 (S1), learners were expected to answer the two questions associated with the particular section.

DeMars (2010) explained that in IRT, the item difficulty (b) represents the proficiency of the test takers, half of which are expected to answer the item correctly.

In the former case — "If you have been to London, did you like it?" — he is expected to answer the consequent-question if the antecedent is true.

Politicians can't be expected to answer for the actions of their relatives.

They believe it is unfair and illegal that they are expected to answer for the sins of their parents, and have decided to tell their story for the first time.

Employees can deliver to the highest standards without being expected to answer texts in the middle of the night, pay for their own travel or worry that their next day of work could be their last.

Daniel Bouton, Société Générale's chief executive, had been scheduled to testify Wednesday before the finance committee of the French National Assembly about the continuing crisis in the financial markets, where he also had been expected to answer questions about the Kerviel affair.

The bishop added that because of the controversy surrounding such appointments, any gay cleric looking to become a bishop would be expected to answer questions on the nature of their celibacy.