Sentence examples for is expected to identify from inspiring English sources

The center is expected to identify hundreds of separated family members a month and bring them together.

An examination of the reflectivity of light from the dark surface areas is expected to identify the signatures of the materials in the "lakes".

While the Red to Blue is expected to identify more candidates it plans to help, it is unclear if Mr. Brozak will make the cut.

Mrs. Clinton is expected to identify stiffer gun control laws as a priority in her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday night, setting up a clear contrast with Donald J. Trump, who frequently notes his N.R.A. endorsement.

The chancellor announced £5bn of anti-tax avoidance measures in his summer budget in July, but he is expected to identify new revenue-raising measures in the autumn statement.

"The review is expected to identify areas of unnecessary, duplicative or ineffective regulation that could be removed or streamlined without undermining the safety or quality of therapeutic goods available in Australia," she said.

These methods are expected to identify almost all BRCA1 mutations and 70% of BRCA2 mutations which are identifiable through direct sequencing.

Identifiability can be defined as 'information that may reasonably be expected to identify an individual, alone or in combination with other available information' [ 41].

"Investors would be expected to identify and to defend to their regulators their own standards of creditworthiness," Mr. Shelby said.

In addition, heads are expected to identify emerging talents in the workforce and coach existing and aspiring leaders to ensure wise succession planning.

This is because women are expected to identify with female protagonists, in books, films and TV shows, far more than men are with male protagonists.