Sentence examples for expected to concentrate from inspiring English sources
Their discussion was expected to concentrate on Iran.
The thousands of American troops being deployed are expected to concentrate on humanitarian aid, not security, Mr. Le Roy said.
Students enrolled in the program are expected to concentrate within their departments, so far as departmental requirements permit, on studies relevant to it.
Though all students choose courses in both the humanities and the social sciences, they are expected to concentrate on one or the other.
Instead, it is expected to concentrate on what powers the courts may have to stop Yam putting his case to Strasbourg.
Metro is now expected to concentrate on such businesses as its Galeria department stores, Saturn electronics dealers and Praktiker home-improvement stores.
Mr. Galant returned to school, expecting to concentrate on his studies.
Since this is a world-spanning collaboration, the meditations will necessarily be at various times of the day, and for the GCP analysis, we expect to concentrate the events by concatenation (or possibly by epoch averaging) across several times of day.
Speaking on the eve of Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final against St Johnstone, McCoist said: "Having spoken to both gentlemen, they have confirmed to me they want me to continue my job as Rangers manager and, as you would expect, to concentrate my thoughts on the game tomorrow night".
Now that it will not have to pay to build a 3G network in Norway, it expects to concentrate on its other investments in Germany, Italy and Spain.Perhaps it should not be surprising that shares in Sonera have tumbled from more than euro95 last year to around euro6.25.
