Sentence examples for expect a declaration from inspiring English sources

As things satnad, we might expect a declaration before tea.

"We expect a declaration on the Palestinian side on the cessation of armed conflict, the intifada.

If the result is clear, expect a declaration from the networks, and in the next hour you should expect first the defeated leader and then the new prime minister to speak to their supporters.

Mr. Yang said he expected a declaration soon.

Waiting reporters fully expected a declaration of imminent US action.

He described the current situation as "a fast-approaching diplomatic train wreck," and said that he expects a declaration of independence by the end of this year.

So don't expect a tearful declaration that he does, after all, love Big Brussels.

Some Russian officials have said they expect an American declaration of intent to quit the treaty, which requires six months' notice, as soon as this November, when President Vladimir V. Putin is scheduled to visit President Bush at his Crawford, Tex., ranch.

Mr. Trimble has made clear that he would expect such a declaration to be followed quickly by a clear statement committing the I.R.A. to surrender all of its weapons.

Does Israel expect such a declaration from those countries, and from India and France and the United States as well?

(There is a risk of a diplomatic crisis next month if, as expected, a Kosovar declaration of independence is recognised by America and most EU countries, but not Russia).