Sentence examples for expected to be accepted from inspiring English sources
This control strategy can be expected to be accepted by the operating personnel in wastewater treatment plants.
But the agreement is still expected to be accepted, opening the way for a United Nations peacekeeping force to deploy in southern Lebanon, diplomats said.
His candidacy was not expected to be accepted by the Guardian Council as many saw him as not competent enough to run, but he was allowed to stand to the surprise of many.
But in claiming a kind of equal time for minority contributions to American civilization, the chant did reflect a demand that is expected to be accepted by the faculty in the weeks ahead.
While the offer is likely to be only slightly higher than its $11.4 billion bid earlier this year, it is expected to be accepted after alternative suitors for the Australian brewer did not appear, Reuters reported.
Next week, however, some 300,000 pupils from across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will be scrambling for university places – after receiving their A-level results – with record numbers expected to be accepted into thousands of vacancies after the cap on student recruitment was lifted, creating an extra 30,000 places.
I didn't expect to be accepted; I just needed some time to graze and grow.
Afterward, the older man told me, "How do they expect to be accepted, with their beards growing in every direction?
The international student from Germany applied to Harvard on a whim, never expecting to be accepted, and certainly not expecting to discover her passion while working on extracurricular and outreach programs for undergraduate and high school students.
The excellent feminist writer Julie Bindel has highlighted the insensitivity and entitlement of men who pull on a frock and expect to be accepted by women as sisters in suffering: Black and White Minstrelism in miniskirts.
The department in May began accepting applications from police academy graduates and those expecting to be accepted by an academy.
