Sentence examples for expect to be granted from inspiring English sources

Does this mean, we wonder briefly, that every community that considers itself shafted by this government can now expect to be granted its own dedicated minister?

The absence of building work is a reminder that its fate is still unconfirmed, although West Ham expect to be granted long-term tenancy this month for the 2015/16 season.

That message, she said, is that someone can do nothing to prevent a crime he knows is about to be committed, and expect to be "granted the president's mercy".

Government spokesperson Zoltán Kovács argued, however, that "it is an elementary interest of the European Union and Hungary to relay the government's message to those already on their way to Hungary, [because] the vast majority of them prove to be mere economic migrants and could not expect to be granted asylum".

Murdoch, 46, and Freud, 50, are expected to be granted a decree nisi this week.

Building contracts are not expected to be granted for at least two years.

An additional $90 million is expected to be granted in 1993, he said.

Under the agreement, rank-and-file fighters were expected to be granted amnesty.

A lawyer for Gypsum, Daniel Riesel, said the company expected to be granted the permit.

INTEREST CUT IS LIKELY Generous Terms Expected to Be Granted as Accrual Already Is $900,000,000.

The powers are expected to be granted under what the government is calling the St David's Day agreement.