Sentence examples for expected declaration in from inspiring English sources
The timing of the North Korean test also throws an indirect shadow over an expected declaration in the state of the union speech of Obama's plans for the US nuclear arsenal, which includes about 1,700 deployed strategic warheads.
An Israeli poll for The Peace Index found that 70% of Jews in Israel expect a popular uprising following the expected declaration of a Palestinian state in September and its possible recognition by the UN.
Here are 20 results (in order of expected declaration time) to look out for on election night for hints at how each party's prospects are shaping up. 1) Nuneaton: 1am is the first Tory-held marginal that is expected to declare.
Expected declaration time: 2am; 2.8% of the electorate Expected to declare around 2am, this is a traditionally Conservative area with strong SNP representation in Holyrood from stalwarts Roseanna Cunningham and John Swinney.
But Ariane Rummery, a UNHCR spokeswoman, said that tomorrow's expected UN declaration was a "miracle".
Mr. Bush's declaration was expected, and in recent days senior administration officials have said they hoped that Beijing would view the move as a sign that Mr. Bush wants good relations.
Palestinian officials said they expected those declarations to be made after the meeting with Mr. Bush, scheduled to take place on Wednesday in the Red Sea port of Aqaba.
One might have expected that in preparing the declaration, Iraq would have tried to respond to, clarify and submit supporting evidence regarding the many open disarmament issues, which the Iraqi side should be familiar with from the Unscom document S/1999/94 of January 1999 and the so-called Amorim Report of March 1999 (S/1999/356).
If the result is clear, expect a declaration from the networks, and in the next hour you should expect first the defeated leader and then the new prime minister to speak to their supporters.
