Sentence examples for expected to be permitted from inspiring English sources

Processed foods like snacks, cookies and breakfast cereals are expected to be permitted.

In the current deal, only some prisoners were expected to be permitted into the West Bank.

It is impossible to know whether Mr. Medvedev, who as a candidate four years ago denounced Russia's "legal nihilism" and "eternal corruption," expected to be permitted to carry out his agenda.

This capacity is expected to be permitted and available by the middle of next year".

Nor could any female academics expect to be permitted to drive a car, or indeed ride in a car driven by a man who is not a relation or spouse.

Under a little-noticed element of state law in Wisconsin, a candidate who is expected to be recalled is permitted to receive unlimited contributions until a recall is officially called (as it was in late March), and Mr. Walker has received donations as high, in some cases, as $500,000 from a single individual.

But unmanned aircraft are expected to be widely permitted in coming years, raising fears about misuse of miniature devices that can carry cameras which capture video and still images by day and by night.

A lawyer for Gypsum, Daniel Riesel, said the company expected to be granted the permit.

The new cellphones, which are expected to be released next spring, will permit Japanese callers to use their handsets in countries whose networks use the G.S.M. technology, including those in Europe, the United States and most of Asia.

The commission's president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has said that for EU members trade talks are "exclusively a matter of the EU", and trade commissioner Cecilia Malmström reiterated in Davos last week that trade negotiations before Britain leaves the bloc – expected to be by March 2019 – were not permitted.

Firstly, the admission days of level 3 beneficiaries are not expected to be reduced because they are not permitted to use the institutional care services provided by the Korean LTCI program except in the case that they have no family support or live in an inadequate housing condition.