Sentence examples for due to offer from inspiring English sources
"By the end of 2007," he gushed, "scores of lines and several hundred trains are due to offer the service".
Having launched in June and already commissioning research, it is due to offer an MBA-style course in philanthropy from 2017 aiming "to improve the impact, effectiveness and appeal of private contributions to the public good".
Those two companies are due to offer more concessions on September 24th.See article: Europe's merger-vetting messJoel Klein, scourge of America's colluders and cartels, announced that he was standing down as head of the Justice Department's antitrust division.
Next week Meetic is due to offer its service on smartphones all over Europe.Mr Simoncini says he has done what he can for Meetic and is looking to sell his 23% stake, which is valued at about €100m, by the end of the year.
Today, only around a dozen rail lines and about 100 trains are equipped with broadband, but by the end of 2007 scores of lines and several hundred trains are due to offer the service.Driving the market is a combination of passenger demand, the rail operators' own needs and improved technologies that make access on board feasible and cost-effective.
Caerphilly council said public health officials were due to offer their views in the next 24 hours.
A number of experts from the local industry are also due to attend to offer help and advice.
Erhardt was a week from completing a placement at Bank of America Merrill Lynch's London offices, and was due to be offered a job at the bank.
While Wayne Rooney was due to be offered the captaincy by David Moyes before he was sacked, Van Gaal may favour his international captain, Robin van Persie.
Blended learning not only aims to maximize the learning effect but also to optimize learning during the hands-on sessions due to the offered pre-course training.
The high amounts of fuel being burned in the city and throughout the country, Michel explained, is high due to subsidies offered by authorities.
