Sentence examples for will be expected to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
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.
The sat-nav generation should take note: from next month all learner drivers will be expected to demonstrate their own navigational skills to pass their driving tests.
Revealingly, clause 5.12 of your consultation paper claims that the "breadth" of the new exam will "help prepare more able students for further study, where they will be expected to demonstrate more independent thinking".
In addition, entrants will be expected to demonstrate how co-creation with people with lower-limb paralysis who are representative of the tech's eventual users has shaped its creation and development.
Unlike in the case of ITER that is regarded as experimental facility, DEMO will be expected to demonstrate the safety, reliability and social acceptance issue, even if economical feature is excluded.
But if the Clintons return to the White House, his life will inevitably become more circumscribed, and he will be expected to show the self-discipline that most first spouses have demonstrated.
They will also be expected to demonstrate the same level of academic aptitude and potential as other candidates and undertake the extended project and principal learning elements of the diploma.
Oxfam, which no one could accuse of insensitivity to the poorest nations, now argues that governments seeking debt forgiveness should be expected to demonstrate that the money saved will go into programs to reduce poverty.
Each area should also be expected to demonstrate that they have delivered on their plans.
The effort will reach its peak on Thursday, when thousands are expected to demonstrate here against what they say is the unfair treatment of the black students, who have come to be known as the Jena Six.
