Sentence examples for expected to please the from inspiring English sources
His appointment - made by the prime minister, Tony Blair, from a shortlist submitted by church leaders - is expected to please the millions of Anglicans in Africa.
"Women have significant disproportionate amounts of body shame," Darnell continues, adding that heterosexual women are often expected to please the man rather than themselves.
All this might have been expected to please even the grumpiest fishermen.
The arrival of a true countryman – who derides "metropolitan smartypants" and says "we have to manage the countryside" – at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) might have been expected to please many of those who care about the environment.
Mr. Klink's nomination is expected to please conservatives who have been concerned about the distribution of what are known as emergency contraceptive pills to some women in refugee camps.
"It has practical implications in helping people live longer, be happier and more content". The project is also expected to please fiscal watchdogs.
But federal officials have threatened to arrest even those users licensed by their states.Sativex, which comes closer to an extract of the whole weed than currently approved drugs, might be expected to please everyone.
The lying about all things, large and small" — might have been expected to please Democrats if it had come from someone else.
Not only are they expected to please shareholders and execute on a broad strategic vision, but they are also increasingly charged with creating dynamic companies where employees love to work, trust is abundant and success trickles down to every level.
It will take verbal dexterity and creative accounting, because Venables has six high-quality forwards and cannot expect to please them all.
