Sentence examples for expected to use these from inspiring English sources

"The bishop is expected to use these tools to protect children and minors," he added.

It is expected to use these proceeds to pay off some debt that matures next year.

According to Education Ministry materials, teachers are expected to use these textbooks simply as "platforms" for imaginative classroom exercises instead of treating them as "sacred texts".

As the country prepares for nationwide elections in May, politicians are expected to use these militias, as they have in the past, to safeguard their interests, intimidate rivals, rig votes and perpetuate the control of family dynasties throughout the country.

Enrollment on the exchanges for next year begins again Nov. 15 and runs until Feb. 15, and millions more people are expected to use these marketplaces to shop for coverage.

The graduates are expected to use these competencies during their work in the health system.

Mr. Whitacre of AT&T drew loud criticism in November when he told Business Week that "for a Google or Yahoo or Vonage or anybody to expect to use these pipes free is nuts!" The comments galvanized consumer advocates and Internet content providers and pushed a once-obscure issue into prominence.

Notwithstanding the above differences, all four grading systems are validated for clinical use and practitioners can initially expect to use these systems with average 95% confidence limits of ±1.2 grading scale units (observer range ±0.7 to ±2.5 grading scale units).

"The Internet can't be free in that sense... for a Google or Yahoo! or Vonage or anybody to expect to use these pipes for free is nuts!" Earlier this year, the Supreme Court ruled that the FCC could not regulate broadband as an "information service".

"The Internet can't be free in that sense... for a Google or Yahoo! or Vonage or anybody to expect to use these pipes for free is nuts!" Earlier [in 2011], the Supreme Court ruled that the FCC could not regulate broadband as an "information service".

A great care must be applied if we expect to use these gases: if the surgery is performed in general anesthesia, dinitrogen monoxide (N2O) is strictly forbidden as anesthetic and analgesic due to its strong diffusion tendency.