Sentence examples for expects to assess from inspiring English sources

The DWP, which expects to assess 3.6 million claims by 2018, said the previous system had been "broken" and needed reform.

Banks will be expected to assess their expected losses over the next two years.

All team members (physician, nurse, occupational therapist and physiotherapist) are expected to assess the patients the first day in the ward (some parts of the assessment may be postponed to the first postoperative day), and the team has daily short meetings in order to co-ordinate assessment, treatment and rehabilitation.

The report is also expected to assess the extent to which Mr. Nielsen was responsible for the tragedy.

Receptionists with no medical training were expected to assess patients coming in to A&E, some of whom needed urgent care".

"How can you expect to assess his guilt or innocence of a crime if you cannot even figure out his age?

Bidders have been given access to the BHS books this week and are expected to assess the information over the coming days before first round bids are tabled.

As trustees of other people's money, they are expected to assess, carefully and prudently, the risks of lending that money.

Then, on Friday, euro zone finance ministers are expected to assess ways of overcoming the remaining obstacles to a deal.

In a statement, Cuadrilla said: "Local authorities are expected to assess and determine planning applications of all types within a certain timeframe so this announcement is primarily about getting the existing planning system to work as it is intended".

"Larger, more sophisticated banks within each jurisdiction should be expected to assess the credit risk of everything they hold," the F.S.B. said.