Sentence examples for expect representatives from inspiring English sources

Do not expect representatives from Saturday's Connect the Dots day to show up on Sunday's talk shows.

Mary Jones, who runs the Kids' Cafe in the camp, where approximately 200 unaccompanied children receive free food daily, said she had been told to expect representatives from the charity on Monday to begin making a list of minors.

"The Corps thinks an e-mail asking for comment is consultation; Indians expect representatives with authority to make decisions to come to their home, sit down over food, talk family and history, and then have an honest conversation about issues central and peripheral to the proposal".

And so the next time an Archbishop of Canterbury lowers St Edward's Crown onto the head of a British monarch, we can expect representatives of those people, in all their diversity, to be in much closer and more visible attendance.

In addition, as one might expect, representatives of organisations that engage men and boys in preventing violence against women and girls report tensions between engaging diverse men and maintaining a clear pro-feminist ideological stance (Casey et al. 2013).

If the presence of three stipital muscles is a character configuration associated with proboscis length, we would expect representatives that possess a short proboscis to have a reduced stipital muscle set, whereas species with functional and long proboscides should have a complete set.

We are expecting representatives from almost 100 countries and international organizations as well as Afghanistan's civil society, including Afghan women.

Mr Kerry said he expected representatives of the government to attend any talks and to "negotiate in good faith".

Mr Ban said he expected representatives of both sides to come "with a clear understanding" that the goal of the talks was the full implementation of the Geneva Communique, issued after a meeting of the UN-backed Action Group for Syria in the Swiss city in June 2012.

Mr. Tedisco, in the meantime, is expecting Representative John Boehner of Ohio, the House minority leader, to show up, and hoping for help from Rudolph W. Giuliani.

On ABC's "This Week" on Sunday, Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House Republican leader, said he intended to hang on to his job, and he expected Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, to do the same.