Examples of using To be expected in English and their translations into Czech
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Delays to be expected.
But as a returning player, is That to be expected.
Pain. To be expected, but pain is your friend, okay?
Aren't casualties to be expected?
Only to be expected that emotions are running… a little high. Yes.
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This is exactly as to be expected.
Although, it is to be expected, since the world has forgotten you exist.
But this is not always to be expected.
Has come to be expected. dishonesty from your family After 1,000 years.
Bile in the liver is to be expected.
It is, I believe, to be expected, today, tomorrow, every day till the war is won.
Pain. but pain is your friend, okay?- To be expected.
That's perfectly normal and to be expected, but this was just a temporary fix.
Well, his technique needs work,but that's to be expected.
I'm doing about as well as to be expected… which I don't suppose it's all that good.
After a thousand years, dishonesty from your family has come to be expected.
Rim- and tyre wobble can appear, this is to be expected from standard tyres and rims.
Dalton's opponents in the election wasted no time in reacting. As to be expected.
This is normal and to be expected, but will not prove harmful to the child in any permanent way.
In these cases, no new obligations are to be expected, therefore.
It is reprehensible, but entirely to be expected of the Tigers, that they are exploiting these civilians as human shields.
Maybe a thundering passage of deep brass was to be expected in the Tuba Mirum.
It is to be expected that these initiatives will be further coordinated within the OECD's BEPS Action 1 framework- Addressing the Tax Challenges of the Digital Economy.
It's about the usual cold virus,it's a little high blood pressure to be expected under these conditions.
And it is absolutely to be expected, it's normal, we all want to see that which is hidden, we all want to stare the forbidden in the face.
Pos}that you were the victim of a terrible accident, Antonio,{\pos}so some discomfort is to be expected.
Here, of course, one gains added value, which is only to be expected of the Union as far as these issues are concerned.
In writing.-(DE) The fact that, in the referendum,Southern Sudan voted in favour of a split was to be expected.
Of course, it was only to be expected that, in view of the intractable situation, the liberation movement would at some point no longer feel bound by the ceasefire.
We fight for data protection for our citizens, yet MEPs are to be expected to make everything public.