Sentence examples for Expected decision from inspiring English sources

Wall Street appeared to shrug off the widely expected decision.

The widely expected decision to delay the visa deal came one day after the EU's ambassador to Turkey resigned.

As Mr. Trump's expected decision draws closer, other prominent Israelis are urging him not to decline to certify the agreement.

The panel's ruling came just weeks ahead of an expected decision by the Pentagon on a $35 billion contract to supply the Air Force with aerial refueling tankers.

Department chiefs asked the franchising team to check the numbers were correct in the summer, when Richard Branson and Virgin first publicly challenged the DfT's expected decision.

The Internet would become more accessible to users with lower incomes and education, said Yu, who was speaking before the widely expected decision.

Nor is America likely to suspend its surveillance flights, as China demands.Mr Jiang will also have to formulate a response to next week's expected decision by President George Bush on the sale of high-tech weapons to Taiwan.

The widely expected decision by the Bank of England, Britain's central bank, to trim rates to a 40-year low combined with a stable opening on Wall Street to help reverse an early morning slide in European stocks.

"More than anything, it is a symbolic and political milestone in China's long path to renminbi internationalisation," they wrote in a research note before the widely expected decision to add the yuan to the basket.

First, the widely expected decision to appoint more non-executives to the board running the day-to-day business of the BBC may suit normal corporate governance standards but will mark a historic departure for the BBC.

In a widely expected decision, the Federal Reserve raised its federal funds rate range yesterday by a quarter of a percentage point to 1.75percentntoto 2percentnt.