Sentence examples for is expected to assert from inspiring English sources

That will be important for Israel, which is expected to assert, and seek international backing for its assertion, that the guerrillas can no longer legitimize violent attacks on its northern border.

Mr. Koh is expected to assert that the American role does not constitute "hostilities" for legal purposes.

Instead, he is expected to assert his constitutional right against self-incrimination, lawyers briefed on the case said.

Mr. Cohen is expected to assert his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refuse to respond to questions.

Roger Clinton is expected to assert his Fifth Amendment right against forced self-incrimination in the inquiries, said lawyers involved in the case.

This is expected to assert patients' rights to dignity, privacy, confidentiality and the opportunity to get a second opinion from another doctor.

Lawyers for the exchange are expected to assert that the report remains a privileged document.

Mr. Jiang had been expected to assert that American missile defenses would seriously undermine the positive trend in international disarmament efforts.

Authoritarian behavior was, for the most part, no longer the way in which directors were expected to assert their authority, and old-line directors who did so became notorious for doing so.

Kerry, in turn, can be expected to assert that the President left the country vulnerable to attack by doing little to combat terror before September 11th and, since then, by insisting on fighting, in Clarke's words, "an unnecessary and costly war in Iraq".

"Men are expected to assert themselves and speak their mind; that's what gives them status in our society," says social psychologist Susan Newman, author of The Book of No. "They learn to say 'no' early on because if they don't, they're labeled wimps".