Sentence examples for declaration expected from inspiring English sources

With a declaration expected as early as Monday that the economy is officially in recession, some experts talk about needing a fiscal stimulus package that starts at $100 billion and ranges up to $400 billion.

Amnesty, Human Rights Watch and refugee charities are among those accusing both summits of being "toothless" and saying that the declaration expected to be ratified by the UN on Monday imposes no obligations on the 193 general assembly nations to resettle refugees.

When Scotland's 2,608 polling stations close at 10pm the sealed boxes containing the ballot papers will be collected and transported to each local authority's designated count venue – in most cases a school, sports centre or town hall, with the first declaration expected at about 1.30am and the last at about 6am.

Moreover, the FPs would like the government to adhere to the Abuja Declaration, expecting that a higher national health care budget would enable them to serve the population better.

Perhaps more useful as a signpost are the two Welsh declarations expected about now – Swansea and Caerphilly.

An official declaration is expected on Friday, and an Obama victory would give him 332 electoral votes to Mr. Romney's 206.

With the last declaration not expected until 6am, the scene is set for a long night of drama in front of the television screens.

The page-long declaration is expected to be read there by Hanna Maron, one of the country's best-known actresses and a winner of the Israel Prize, the country's most prestigious award, which is granted yearly on Independence Day.

That declaration is expected to affirm that the union's authorities will maintain contacts with all political parties in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, and that "legitimate financial transfers" to Lebanon can continue, the diplomats said.

The declaration is expected to lay out the full history of Syria's chemical warfare program, providing details on all sites involved in researching, producing or storing its arsenal.

The main focus of the declaration, as expected, was to commit the G20 to exceed its current growth trajectory by 2 per cent by 2018, which amounts to about $2 trillion £1.28 trillionn).