Sentence examples for expected to heed from inspiring English sources

More than 23m pilgrims are expected to heed the Pope's appeal to visit.

The FCC is expected to heed the president's call while exempting the internet from old telephone-era rules such as price controls.

The cavalry was, according to Hall, "almost intuitively expected to heed these entreaties without question".

*** Normally, an incoming president, especially one with no prior government experience, might be expected to heed the ACLU's warnings.

Mr. Macris, who is also expected to resign, failed to heed concerns as early as 2009 from the unit's own internal risk officer, said current and former members of the chief investment office.

In his first remarks from the White House since his re-election, Mr. Obama made it clear that he believed his victory had validated his relentless campaign call for wealthier Americans to pay more and that he expected Republicans to heed that message.

And I expect Israel to heed my advice and I expect for the Palestinians to reject terror.

"And I expect Israel to heed my advice, and I expect for the Palestinians to reject terror in the Arab world.

He said that ever since a study sponsored by the N.F.L. was released two months ago, concussions have become "a buzzword now" that the public expects to be heeded.

Before then, local associations – proud of their democratic processes and expecting to be heeded – will be sending the central party a message about what it should do better.

I expect them to heed the call.