Sentence examples for expect to present from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Grinstein has started a top-to-bottom strategic review, he said yesterday that Delta did not expect to present a restructuring plan to its board before late summer.

The Bush administration is writing a resolution with Britain that they expect to present to the United Nations Security Council next week declaring that Saddam Hussein has failed to disarm and must now face unspecified "consequences," senior administration officials said.

Mr. Cox is a precise singer with an unusually wide range — he sings high, without obviously going into falsetto range — and the band easily managed digital effects on vocals and guitar that you'd expect to present problems in real time.

Goose counters from the federal Department of Agriculture are currently surveying parks in the vicinities of the city's airports, and they expect to present their findings to other agencies soon, after which the annual cull will take place.

Ikea, the Swedish furniture and home furnishings retailer that had previously said it wanted to set up stores here, said in an e-mail that it would "expect to present more information shortly about our intention to establish retail operations".

Maybe it didn't expect to present good numbers for its quarterly earnings and wanted to make another announcement to reassure the stock market.

A military investigation is expected to present its findings soon.

Instead, Republican leaders were expected to present the flexibility legislation.

Mr. Bloomberg is expected to present his proposed cuts to the current budget tomorrow.

International Olympic Committee President Juan Antonio Samaranch was expected to present the medals to the winners but canceled his appearance.

Mr. Moberg said that he expected to present a financing plan to investors by mid-October.