Sentence examples for expected to be recognized from inspiring English sources

The suspension is expected to be recognized by other racing jurisdictions through reciprocity agreements, according to the statement.

They had expected to be recognized & meant it only as a prank, but the Scoutmaster ran off & called the police.

The conversions were not expected to be recognized by Israel's Chief Rabbinate or by the Interior Ministry.

But the Vermont bill cannot assure gay partners of federal rights and benefits, and civil unions, unlike marriages, are not expected to be recognized in other states.

The civil unions are not expected to be recognized by other states and will not entitle the partners to federal benefits.

"As a result of this plan, a charge, which may be material but which cannot now be quantified, is expected to be recognized in the period when such a restructuring occurs," it said in the S.E.C. report.

"I didn't expect to be recognized in Chicago, so I used both those lines.

You know, I haven't been famous for very long and I don't leave the house expecting to be recognized.

In electing not to fight U.S. forces, the army was expecting to be recognized by the occupation -- and indeed, until Bremer arrived, it appeared that many soldiers and officers were hoping to cooperate with the Americans.

"People of a certain stature expect to be recognized, and we try to, but at the end of the day it's only food, it's only a restaurant".

He continued, "I do the 'real' restaurants, and these are something else not worthy of stars?" Either way, he didn't expect to be recognized, so he dropped his usual defenses.