Sentence examples for expected to be tasked from inspiring English sources

Woodson, 53, is expected to be tasked with improving the Knicks' defense, although both Woodson and Coach Mike D'Antoni dismissed that line of speculation during a conference call with reporters.

Current Housing Minister Ibrahim Mehleb is expected to be tasked with heading the new Cabinet, according to state newspaper Al Ahram.

But in the future, he said: "Army soldiers can expect to be tasked with reviving public services, rebuilding infrastructure and promoting good governance.

Were Benítez – who will face the media on Saturday before the Spurs game – to stay, the managing director would be almost certain to remain in post but, even if he left, Charnley could still expect to be tasked with overseeing the recruitment of an alternative.

Both regions are not expected to be specifically task-related.

These tasks were designed to induce asymmetric between-task competition, with the location task expected to be the stronger task of the pair.

If the bomber is a jihadist, Mr Obama can expect to be taken to task for complacently declaring victory over al-Qaeda courtesy of his drone campaign.

Wegener is expected to be given the task of finding the bulk of Mecom's cost cutting target of €70m, with one source indicating the operation may have to find €50m in savings.

Thus, the application of fallout radionuclides to study soil conservation in Taiwan is expected to be a demanding task; it will call for dense sampling even at undisturbed reference sites.

Succeeding Tony Seaman, who had compiled a 99-93 record in 13 years with the Tigers and a 263-166 mark in 30 seasons as a head coach at Johns Hopkins, Penn and C.W. Post, was expected to be a difficult task for Nadelen, who had served as defensive coordinator and associate head coach under Seaman since 2005.

Hence, blocks 8 and 16 (also 200 total trials), in which each side of the screen combined positive and negative classifications, were considered incompatible and were expected to be more difficult tasks.