Sentence examples for expected a verdict from inspiring English sources

He said he expected a verdict within about 10 days to two weeks.

BEIJING — Defense lawyers for a revered Tibetan abbot, the most senior religious figure to be put on trial after the waves of detentions in Tibetan regions last year, said Friday that they expected a verdict and sentence next Tuesday.

Pu's lawyer said two of the original charges his client faced had been dropped, and they expect a verdict in about three months.

A government committee chaired by the prime minister is understood to be on the verge of deciding whether new runway capacity will be added at Gatwick or Heathrow, and industry insiders expect a verdict on 18 October.

He finds the press room unusually packed: We're expecting a verdict at 10am (EDT), although the judge presiding over the court martial, Colonel Denise Lind, sometimes runs a little late.

On July 30th they expect a verdict from the most senior tribunal: the constitutional court.The constitutional rights to property and to exercise one's profession are at stake, claim the plaintiffs, who want smoking bans eased for some 60,000 one-room establishments.

As a new year unfolds, analysts expect a verdict soon: Either the negatives finally metastasize and drag the economy down, or a fresh source of growth emerges, helping to sustain consumer spending despite the ongoing worries about housing and tight credit.

The Davies can't expect a verdict until this summer, but they're feeling optimistic.

But Ms. Kazakova still faced a verdict, and her supporters had said that given how the case had already been conducted, they expected a guilty verdict and a prison sentence.

"As much as I expected a guilty verdict, I still hoped for a miracle," said Dunker Kamba, the administrator for a group that provides counseling about AIDS.

Professor Black said he expected a unanimous verdict, because a split one would "be so unsatisfactory" in the world's eyes.