Sentence examples for are expected to establish from inspiring English sources

Four other important suppliers, from Germany, Spain and Austria, are expected to establish themselves in Bulgaria this year.

By the end of June 2012, banks are expected to establish a core-capital ratio of 9%.

Tests are expected to establish within days whether the Cuban cases match the Haitian strain.So far Cuba's celebrated health-care system seems to be coping.

Top department officials have repeatedly denied the existence of quotas but have said managers are expected to establish minimum productivity goals.

Engineers are expected to establish in the next few days whether the cracks pose a danger to the safety of the bridge, which counts as one of the most significant constructions of the Ottoman empire.

Those changes, which are expected to establish a democratic process in advance of elections in six months, had been widely anticipated in the aftermath of the revolution that toppled President Hosni Mubarak.

Mr. Dupri at one point had been expected to establish a new relationship with Virgin's corporate parent, EMI Group.

The taskforce had contacted a further 64 firms to determine their links with Mossack Fonseca, and this was expected to establish potential further avenues for investigation, he said.

Successful applicant will be expected to establish a research agenda of panic attacks, puppy-dog eyes, germaphobia, and a chronic mistrust of happiness.

The Supreme Court's ruling in the Hamdan case is expected to establish whether the commissions meet basic standards of due process.

The passage occurs at the beginning of the composition, the point where a composer normally would be expected to establish his basic tonality.