Sentence examples for are expected to finalize from inspiring English sources
The preliminary agreement was announced in Seoul, and the two companies are expected to finalize the deal for the 50-50 joint venture in the second quarter of this year.
The delegates are expected to finalize a declaration outlining their commitments to children at the conclusion of the Consultation on Friday 25 March.
The F.T.C. has called for comments on its proposals and is expected to finalize them next year.
The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to finalize new rules for carbon pollution from power plants this summer, which the coalmining and electricity industries have condemned as a "war on coal".
No official announcement has been made about when the commission, which is led by a former Supreme Court judge, is expected to finalize and release its findings.
He has not made a decision on the resignations of Mr. Goh and his father, but was expected to finalize the new cabinet early this week.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, an international group of regulators, is expected to finalize by the end of the year new guidelines that call for increased capital and liquidity requirements.
It is expected to finalize its agreement to buy the Devils hockey team in the next week, create a cable TV channel to carry its teams and acquire other sports and entertainment properties.
Next month, the City Council is expected to finalize a plan in which a developer will build a new $150 million City Hall in the older downtown area in exchange for a parcel in Union Park where a casino-hotel can be built.
WASHINGTON — The Defense Department is expected to finalize a $10 billion arms deal with Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates next week that will provide missiles, warplanes and troop transports to help them counter any future threat from Iran.
The panel is expected to finalize the rules in July after a public hearing process, and there are lingering suspicions among anti-nuclear activists that the new panel will ultimately go easy on the country's nuclear operators.
