Sentence examples for expects to develop a from inspiring English sources
The company also expects to develop a standard, healthy serving size for different products, and then put a cap on the portion size of single serve packages.
The successful candidate will combine coaching and administrative experience as well as political awareness for a wide-ranging role that Regan expects to "develop a new Scottish style of play".
Students are expected to develop a reflective portfolio to assist their development and showcase evidence of their skills and capabilities to future employers.
Under the government's plans for IFNCs, which are also being piloted in Scotland, bidders are expected to develop a multiplatform local news model.
Students are expected to develop a chronological understanding of events by the time they choose whether to take it at GCSE.
A revised GCSE curriculum could also help to close the gap between key stage 4 and A-level, where students are expected to develop a thorough understanding of vocabulary and grammar, says Kelly.
General Motors and Roseland said they would now begin seeking input from the village and local environmental groups, and would expect to develop a detailed plan over the next four to six months.
And at least for the foreseeable future, Microsoft is not expected to develop a Linux version of its industry-leading Office suite, because that could help legitimize Linux and discourage wider adoption of Windows 2000.
My response is: ask the presidents who have dealt with me, President Carter, President Reagan, President Bush, President Clinton and President Bush Jr., with whom I expect to develop a strong relationship.
You should expect to develop a "mentoring team" consisting of experts in different dimensions of science.
