Sentence examples for expect to be ordered from inspiring English sources

In both the UK and the US, military leaders are aware of the growing threat from climate change and expect to be ordered to react to its effects.

The biggest encampment, at Dale Farm in Essex, is expected to be ordered to leave within a month.

Commanders also warn of another response to the increase of American troop levels in Afghanistan: larger numbers of insurgent foot soldiers are expected to be ordered to remain in Afghanistan this winter to fight on, rather than retreat to havens in Pakistan to await the spring thaw and a return to combat.

Mr. Augustine has arrived here at the eToys distribution center in south-central Virginia for one of his frequent visits to make sure -- doubly sure, absolutely, positively sure -- that the toys he expects to be ordered by several million parents and relatives this holiday season will actually reach the children on time.

With 12.5 million pizzas expected to be ordered this year, corrugated box makers are being pushed to the limit.

Kurdish leaders have pledged that Peshmerga forces will not to enter Mosul, and Shiite militias are expected to be ordered to remain in the surrounding countryside.

The silver-haired moneyman also is expected to be ordered to serve a shorter period of house confinement in his pink Palm Beach mansion after release from prison.

We note that the HEG degeneration rate (u) is expected to be orders of magnitude larger than the introns/intein deletion.

Thus, extracellular concentration of ACh released from epithelial cells is expected to be orders of magnitude lower than that in the surrounding of stimulated cholinergic nerve fibres.

Given that I don't expect to be taking orders like that very often, I'm reluctant to consider them in planning future production capacity.

Don't Expect to Be Rewarded "In order to get a promotion, you need to actually be worth it!" says one boss.