Examples of using Many expect in English and their translations into Serbian
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While many expected the.
He cautioned, however, that the sanctions may not be as effective as many expect.
Many expect this feeling to last forever.
It's partially good, because many expect mad news outlets from PostgreSQL and PostGIS.
Many expect that this feeling will remain forever.
NIS already owns 20 per cent of that company and many expect that the Company will acquire the controlling interest.
Many expect that this feeling will remain forever.
NIS already owns 20 per cent of that company and many expect that the Company will acquire the controlling interest.
Many expect automation to replace a quarter of the current workforce.
The Global Risks report warned that“climate changeis striking harder and more rapidly than many expected.”.
Many expect automation to replace a quarter of the current workforce.
Bogdanovic also said he is aware that many expect an unprecedented number of Serbs to participate on Sunday.
Many expect the report to be critical, due to a slowdown in reforms this year.
When one party rule was first abolished in 1991, many expected a more democratic future for Zambia.
Many expect the summit to end without a joint communique due to differences on trade.
The group mostly played numbers from their new album"Stadium Arcadium", while many expected to hear their older tunes.
Many expect him to win his post again with the support of an absolute majority in parliament.
After surpassing projections last year, Turkish tourism is gearing up for what many expect will be another record-setting season in 2005.
Many expected to hear from Lazarus a wonderful account of scenes witnessed after death.
The Russians might be able to generate more sorties than many expect- which would be many more than a comparable force of four Raptors.
Many expect that the new owners of the islands will probably request concessions for the use of the maritime state property.
He said he wanted to a new mandate and a more stable parliamentary composition, andin that way solve the problems that many expect may pile up by the summer.
Many expect that the costs of transporting oil to the EU could be significantly lowered by construction of an oil pipeline through the corridor.
Talks focused on the anticipated NATO membership invitation for the Adriatic Charter countries-- Albania,Croatia and Macedonia-- which many expect in 2008.
Although many expect talks on eliminating the visa regime all together, due to this resistance, implementation of visa-free travel may take even longer.
Howard-Taylor was a surprise pick for vice-president on the ticket of the footballer turned politician, as many expected her to run for the top job herself.
Many expect the new law will be poorly enforced, just like the previous 1996 law, which did not give rise to a single charge of monopolistic activity.
Following the overthrow of Slobodan Milosevic's regime andthe rise to power of the new democratic authorities, many expected the disclosure of secret service files, both their own and those of others.
When I got married, many expected that I would spend my honeymoon camped on some remote mountainside- in fact, we went to the Maldives and had a week of bliss.
In fact, since the former(and current)President Tomislav Nikolić won the 2012 election as a candidate of the then opposition Serbian Progressive Party, many expected that he would be the logical choice again to be his former party's presidential candidate in these elections.