Sentence examples for be expected to contest from inspiring English sources

Tamgho's recent ankle fracture will keep him out of next month's World Championships in South Korea, but the Frenchman will still be expected to contest the gold medal in London.

With Francesca Halsall opting to only contest the 50m sprint events the women's blue-riband event - 100m freestyle - will feature no British swimmers, but in their absence Cate Campbell of Australia and American Missy Franklin will be expected to contest for the major medals.

Prince Sultan's death will be the first important test of whether such a crucial ministry can be inherited, a move his brothers are expected to contest.

He is expected to contest the charges, according to another lawyer acting for Pu, who saw his client on 8 May.

Mr Yushchenko and Ms Tymoshenko are expected to contest a presidential election in the coming year, and both are playing politics while the sickly economy gets sicklier.

Néstor Kirchner, who was expected to contest the presidency at the conclusion of his wife's term, died suddenly in October 2010.

The rival group Grassroots Out, which involves the UK Independence party leader, Nigel Farage, had been expected to contest any decision to award the support to Vote Leave.

St Helens are expected to contest any punishment because, like Wakefield in 2001, a new management has taken over the club since the offences were committed.

5.13pm BST Third set: Federer 5-7, 3-4, 3-4 Tsonga* "How many of the top four at RG are expected to contest Wimbledon?" asks Andrew Benton in Beijing.

The mayor, a Catholic who is expected to contest a US senate seat with Mrs Clinton next year, did have a word for Hirst.

The two teams, who played each other in last year's world championship final, won by Murdoch and his men, had been expected to contest the gold medal match.