Sentence examples for expected a clear from inspiring English sources

As expected, a clear majority of 487 out of 602 lawmakers casting ballots voted in favor of the package, which includes €9 billion, or $11.7 billion, in contributions from European Union members.

All very prescient except that we expected a clear Tory majority in Parliament, not the high drama of a coalition with Nick Clegg's Liberal Democrats.It is a similar story with American politics.

As expected, a clear majority of 473 out of 584 lawmakers casting ballots voted in favor of the package of measures agreed to by European finance ministers and international lenders last week that will unlock loan installments totaling €43.7 billion, or $56.7 billion.

But at the time he said that citizens expected a "clear framework" of minimum sentences when it came to murder.

As expected, a clear accumulation of IR fluorescence was found at the tumour site, for the HER2- and CAIX-specific probes.

The correlations shown in Fig. 7, demonstrate that for 21 out of 26 countries there is, as expected, a clear negative correlation (generally with r < −0.5) for both CBM and the countries' GHGIs, i.e. more harvest decreases the biomass sink (see for example, Croatia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania and Slovenia).

We expected a clearer recovery in America, hardly any growth for the euro area, a decent expansion in China but "drooping" growth in India.We overlooked the impact Shinzo Abe's policies would have in Japan, but got Britain's growth right.

But if the packed auditorium was expecting a clear, clean thesis from Mr. Einhorn, they were sorely disappointed.

We will be seeking talks with our new owners and expect a clear commitment to make good any shortfall on our pensions".

Many people were expecting a clear victory for his Labour Party.Mr Chaudhry has responded to his exclusion from the government by calling Mr Qarase a "racist" and a "dictator" who is "blatantly and openly defying the constitution".

Prices at bank auctions can be higher than those at county sales, but bidders at bank auctions can usually inspect a property ahead of time, expect a clear title and may not have to pay cash, Ms. McGee said.