Sentence examples for expect support from from inspiring English sources

UNTIL recently, politicians who inveighed against immigration could expect support from an angry minority of voters in many Western countries.

Chinese banks that follow government policies in lending practices and risk controls can expect support from the central bank if they have brief capital shortfalls, the bank said.

A spokesman for Thomson said that "as a tour operator, our customers expect support from us when a traumatic incident occurs, and we work with an independent expert – CCP – to extend an offer of assistance to all of our customers.

But industry cannot expect support from the government: Walter Riester, former number two at IG Metall and favourite to be the next labour minister, is said to have backed the union's demands whole-heartedly.

He can expect support from France, partly because this would make space on the board for a French candidate: Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, an Italian, would step down if Mr Draghi became president.

Eric went on: "We parents do have a right to expect support from our extremely wealthy national association - what about deals with youth clubs/hostels/universities for cheap communal accommodation where the kids do the cooking and cleaning?

But Georgia, perhaps expecting support from Washington, did shoot first.

Mr. Barth plans an appeal, with expected support from the New York Civil Liberties Union.

For the cuts, he expected support from his fellow Democrats.

But if Tauqir expected support from his opposite number, he would have been desperately disappointed.

"Women are expecting support from state institutions, but the state is failing to give it," Ms. Naz said.