Sentence examples for as will be confirmed from inspiring English sources

And, as will be confirmed at Wednesday's shareholder meeting, it also flouts some of the most basic rules for how a company should be run.

That's the side of the story Sports Direct would like you to hear, but the business is extraordinary in other ways too – as will be confirmed in its annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday morning.

In particular, this performance analysis is likely to be representative of the average (with respect to the nodes' spatial distribution) performance of the broadcast protocols at hand, as will be confirmed by ns-2 simulations.

Similarly to the case of a wired channel, a higher SINDR can be achieved with low R, S, N values and low-order QAM modulation as will be confirmed by the following simulations.

Taking into account particular importance of the differential mobility in devices with the transferred electrons [1, 9], like Gunn diodes, it is clear that the aforementioned non-locality must have serious influence on the operation modes, as will be confirmed later by the simulation results.

The book suggests that the president shares their view that the current situation is intractable, that there is no functional local partner -- the book portrays Afghan President Hamid Karzai as suffering from manic depression -- and that the wisest course of action is to withdraw as soon as possible will be confirmed.

No decision will be made on the venue for the 2017 renewal as that will be confirmed by France Galop's administrative council only after this year's running, but it would be a major surprise if Chantilly were not given the go-ahead.

This indicates that acinar morphogenesis is disrupted by either unrestrained proliferation and/or reduced programmed cell death as it will be confirmed below.

But his legacy as a major regeneration champion was arguably as influential and will be confirmed tomorrow.

John Kerry, nominated last week as her successor as secretary of state, will be confirmed by the Senate in mid-January, leaving the coast clear for Clinton to begin preparing her battle for the presidency.

Yesterday's 'risk-off' mentality might not last long, as Thursday is pencilled in as the day when dovish Janet Yellen will be confirmed as the next Fed Chairwoman.