Примери коришћења May expect на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What the readers may expect from the new novel?
Man picks up a live-wire whenever he criticizes or condemns, and may expect a shock.
Some centers may expect your child to play quietly all day;
Because they see themselves as adults,gifted children may expect to be treated like adults.
Those who are married may expect to improve their relationship with their spouse.
Large ceremonies and receptions call for huge cakes,and guests may expect elaborate desserts.
Friends and family may expect you to be the same person you were before breast cancer.
Unplanned weight loss(in excess of the mild weight loss one may expect whilst using this product).
Students may expect to take an average of four to seven years to earn this degree.
Is your nanny a night owl who may expect to come and go at late hours?
Students may expect to explore the relationship between colors, fabrics, art and human form.
You may have a long list of past relationships oreven hookups who may expect to be included in the festivities.
An average adult may expect to get a cold approximately 2- 4 times a year, while children may expect to get colds 3- 8 times a year.
Therefore everyone who starts from a one-sided,biassed outlook may expect some measure of agreement and good-will.
The saint may expect to discover deeper experience and to know more of the higher spiritual life, by being much in prayer.”.
Audits are extremely long and complicated procedures,said Pavlovic, adding that auditors may expect to be audited themselves soon.
In the coming period, the customers may expect the new electronic standard collections in this field.
Thanks to the dynamic development of the Chinese aerospace industry, launching the“Large Aircraft Project”,exhibitors may expect excellent business opportunities.
After earning a PhD in Informatics, one may expect a career that is involved with further research and teaching.
When I became President of Ecuador, I inherited this situation and decided to adopt a protocol toset the daily life rules at the Embassy, which is the[least] anyone may expect from a guest hosted at his own house.
If we would live in communion with God we too may expect the Divine Spirit to mold our little ones even from their earliest moments.”.
Based on these findings, a contracting authority that publishes an invitation to tender anduses an open procedure may expect total benefits equivalent to savings of 3.8% on the final contract value.
There are times in which member states may expect to receive support, and times in which they, in turn, should stand ready to contribute,” he writes.
The decisions that the Ministry will have to propose to the Government primarily concern the categories of the population that may expect the financial help of the state when purchasing STB(set top box) receivers.
The southern Serbian towns and municipalities may expect, over the next three and a half years, to get from the EU and Switzerland the grants amounting to at least 24 and a half million euros.
By designing coursework and projects that accent existing real-world experience,students may expect to gain additional knowledge and experience to push them to succeed.
Students obtaining an LLM degree may expect to earn more than a criminal or civil attorney due to the amount of complex information with which the lawyer is expected to be familiar.
Every acquisition comes with some risk and uncertainty- and, as some may expect, some of the EIG brands were“left for dead” while the conglomerate continued to grow and pour investments into other areas.
The aforesaid indicates that two orseveral parties to the agreement may expect to receive a positive decision on individual exemption only if evidenced in the proceeding instituted upon their request, that they can only submit a compliant tender if they participate together, or respectively if proven that in the absence of agreement and related submission of joint bid, none of the parties would be able to submit a tender, consequently reducing the total number of bidders.