Sentence examples for be expected to issue from inspiring English sources
It raises the possibility that carriers might be expected to issue automatic delay and cancellation payments to passengers.
That means they may be expected to issue a decision on the merits by the end of the court's term in June, just as the presidential election heats up.
As both of his red card decisions have been upheld by the disciplinary process, the International Rugby Board can be expected to issue a directive on players being taken out in the air, not least because one of the potential injuries suffered by the victim is concussion, the reason Goode did not return to the field at Ravenhill.
If the target is not reached within the time limit, then HM Revenue and Customs would be expected to issue a winding-up petition, forcing the club to appoint an administrator.
Labour proposes the new indicator should be drawn up by the Office for National Statistics, and the Office for Budget Responsibility should be expected to issue LSI forecasts in the same way as it does for gross domestic product.
In addition, the statement established an important new precedent — every Turkish prime minister will now be expected to issue a statement coinciding with each April 24 commemoration of the Armenian genocide.
