Sentence examples for is expected to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Finance Minister Paul Martin will present his budget to Parliament on Monday, and it is expected to demonstrate that the Canadian government is choosing a different way than the United States to deal with tough economic times.

HSBC is expected to demonstrate the severity of the economic downturn tomorrow by embarking on a £12bn cash call and slashing its dividend to bolster ­capital being eaten away by its troubled US operations.

As a result, the SEC-LDH is expected to demonstrate long-term release in practical application.

The DAS is expected to demonstrate performance equivalent to standalone oscilloscopes.

US might identify fluid in the retrocalcaneal bursa while an MRI is expected to demonstrate intense signal on T2 images.

Essentially a letter of intent, this brief (pre-) proposal is expected to demonstrate how well a proposed project fits an emerging IPY research plan that includes physical sciences, biological sciences, engineering, and health sciences, in various combinations.

Each area should also be expected to demonstrate that they have delivered on their plans.

Helena Smith, our Athens correspondent, tells me that military staff are expected to demonstrate later in the day.

To stay registered with the GMC, all doctors are expected to demonstrate their fitness to practise through gaining continuing professional development points every year.

In any career that demands a professional qualification, applicants will be expected to demonstrate a deep understanding of their sector.

In a speech to Ban Ki-moon and other dignitaries, he will be expected to demonstrate Kenya's achievements in combating wildlife crime.