Sentence examples for expected to fulfil from inspiring English sources

As agencies funded by government we are expected to fulfil these responsibilities every day.

Serious attention is being paid to the variety of needs which theatre is now expected to fulfil.

"But we also need to be clear about the duties which a state-funded school is expected to fulfil.

Despite laudable registration campaigns, the opt-in system can no longer be expected to fulfil its purpose.

Because there are gaps in services, we are expected to fulfil a need, in fact lots of different needs.

A chaotic end to the Scottish Premier League season has been averted, with confirmation that Gretna are expected to fulfil their remaining fixtures despite being in administration.

Hodgson revealed his desperate disappointment after the match but is expecting to fulfil his contract and be in charge of the club for the 2010-11 Barclays Premier League season.

The use of energy crops and agricultural residues is expected to increase to fulfil the legislative demands of bio-based components in transport fuels.

Alliss compared Tiger to the singer as early as 1999, when asked by The Independent if he expected Woods to fulfil expectations.

Though few ever expected Obama to fulfil the wild expectations of his historic 2008 election win, his first term has ended with a disappointed liberal base dismayed by broken promises on union rights and closing Guantánamo Bay and by a resounding defeat in the 2010 midterm elections.

Society is considered to allow companies to exist and have rights, and in return expecting them to fulfil its expectations about how their operations should be conducted.