Sentence examples for anticipating confirmation from inspiring English sources
Anticipating confirmation of Dr. Rodchenkov's account, the group of dozens of antidoping officials are considering addressing Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, and the organization's executive board members.
A1 Mr. Ashcroft, anticipating his confirmation, has been conducting interviews with candidates for senior positions in the Justice Department, and now that he has been sworn in, is close to filling some top posts.
Anticipating the confirmation of President Trump's second Supreme Court nominee, some of the president's critics have vowed to add seats to the Supreme Court under a future Democratic administration to counteract the shenanigans that deprived even a confirmation hearing, let alone a vote, for Obama nominee Merrick Garland.
With the steam out of the pressure cooker of an anticipated Supreme Court confirmation battle, everyone is returning to the battles over Mr. Bush's candidates for the federal appeals courts.
Republican lawmakers and White House officials have said they anticipate a smooth confirmation process for Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's nominee to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
We anticipate that further confirmation and elucidation of the absolute structure of this remarkable mechanism will enable the design of enhanced processes for biochemical conversion of lignocellulosic biomass to fuels and chemicals.
Again, they are anticipating this change instead of waiting for the confirmation, as they want to be the first movers and avoid being stuck with stranded assets.
Mary Curnock Cook, the Ucas chief executive, said she was expecting a busy confirmation and clearing process but was not anticipating problems following the lifting of the cap on numbers admitted to universities.
"As the market is anticipating, with its huge run-up, better earnings growth in the third and fourth quarter, we'll need confirmation from revenues as well," Mr. Caldwell said.
Anticipating something bad.
