Sentence examples for expects to be subject from inspiring English sources

Network Rail, which maintains and operates Britain's rail infrastructure, expects to be subject to FOI from April next year and is planning on that assumption.

HSBC expects to be subject to a regulatory order banning certain mortgage and foreclosure practices, according to its SEC filings, joining other large firms.

In silico gene annotation by sequence similarity is expected to be subject to a significant degree of error (and perhaps subjectivity), and in the current case is also complicated by the great evolutionary distances spanning the eukaryote tree.

The Met Office said exposed bridges were expected to be subject to restrictions and travel could be disrupted.

They are now 35.5 points behind the leaders and can be expected to be subject to team orders to maximise the points for their sister car should it be necessary to secure the title.

A critical report calling for greater oversight of the Muslim Brotherhood is expected to be subject to a legal challenge by the Islamist movement after it is published on Thursday by the government.

Some time-honored devices, like deferring income to a future year and accelerating deductible expenses to reduce regular taxes, will need to be reversed if you expect to be subject to the A.M.T.

Under "political and regulatory intervention" it says: The energy industry and markets expect to be subject to increased political scrutiny in the lead-up to the 2015 UK general election.

If Mr. Santorum seeks to police women's reproductive lives, he must expect to be subject to the same irrational, intrusive, embarrassing and degrading inquisition he intends to force on the rest of America.

There is also no evidence that cell phone users expect to be subject to such routine tracking of their private lives — quite the contrary.

This suggests that prediction of temperature distribution using the traditional heat transport model in heterogeneous aquifers is expected to be subject to large uncertainty at a large depth (in the downstream region).