Sentence examples for expected to regard from inspiring English sources

We are expected to regard that fact as an acceptable by-product of the virtually unlimited right to own guns.

The fact that Mr. Bernanke is now expected to regard the economy as still weak enough to need stimulus stems from a jobs report and low inflation since his testimony, analysts said.

The study was defined as 'minimal risk research' as the potential participants could reasonably be expected to regard the probability and magnitude of possible harms implied by participation in the research to be no greater than those encountered in everyday life.

Service providers expected to see a simplification regarding security and compliance management as standards and best practice were applied to complex information technology (IT) outsourcing arrangements.

We go into detail about what we expect to see regarding Proactive, Home and HomeKit, Apple Maps Transit directions, and the rumored iTunes streaming music service.

President Clinton took no action on this suggestion, and seems to believe, correctly I think, that there should be limits on what presidential candidates are expected to reveal regarding their physical and mental health.

Like most artists and writers from the old colonies who arrived in the 1950s, he expected to be regarded as an equal in the intellectual life of the "mother" country.

The company did not pre-disclose the subject of the event, but it was widely expected to be regarding the iPad Mini.

The Securities and Exchange Commission civil case against Credit Suisse First Boston is expected to include accusations regarding that practice.

He is a close friend of City's director of football, Txiki Begiristain, and is expected to consult him regarding transfers before taking over on 1 July.

Our teachers are expected to work wonders regarding testing, though their students enter school with issues and heavy baggage, impeding their progress.