Sentence examples for expect to be covered from inspiring English sources

Some of those could expect to be covered by exemptions.

At the beginning of the year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration gave a strong signal that telecommuters should expect to be covered by the same safety standards that applied in their companies' offices.

Seriously, though, this is a pretty good representation of the major points we expect to be covered at WWDC this coming week.

Other grounds, such as abortion in rape or incest cases, are also expected to be covered.

Most of the cost is expected to be covered by insurance and by financing from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, according to Reuters.

Of this year's forecast current-account gap of $12.5 billion, less than half is expected to be covered by long-term direct investment.

The PGA Tour meteorologist Wade Stettner said all of northern Georgia was expected to be covered in a rain shield for a good portion of the day.

Of the $750m offered, just $250m is expected to be covered by insurance, with the rest coming out of the firm's profits over the next five years.

Mr. Davis declined to discuss the museum's ultimate cost, much of which is expected to be covered by a fund-raising drive scheduled to begin late this year.

A large part of the write-downs is expected to be covered by the government as part of an asset protection program.

She is expected to be covered next year by Elusive Pimpernel, who also carried Patino's colours during his racing career with Ed Dunlop's father, John.