Sentence examples for are expected to make a declaration from inspiring English sources

At a minimum, the assembled leaders of the 22-nation group are expected to make a declaration of solid Arab support for Mr. Arafat and for Palestinians.

With the presidential election in Serbia out of the way, the leaders of the mostly Albanian breakaway province are expected to make a unilateral declaration that is likely to have the support, at least tacit, of many Western countries.

They are expected to make $1.9 billion.

The City Council is expected to make the declaration official at a meeting on Tuesday, imposing sort of the government-finance version of martial law.

During the campaign, nationalist parties were expected to make significant gains after tapping into deep and abiding anger over Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia in February.

It is expected to make testable predictions.

They are all expected to make a full declaration of "relevant" interests in the Register, though unlike MPs, they do not have to indicate how much they are earning, unless it is for lobbying or parliamentary consultancy.

However, by this time, about 80% of authorities are expected to have made a declaration, and it would be a huge surprise indeed if the final percentages differed greatly from the running tally at this hour.

He is due spend much of the day with Xi with the pair expected to make a high- profile joint declaration on climate change in which the US and China will announce plans to formally ratify the Paris climate agreement.

The clerics are expected to deliver their verdict today, which could include a declaration of war against the US.

The General Assembly is expected to adopt a declaration reaffirming global and national commitments to the goals set in 2002.