Sentence examples for expected establishing from inspiring English sources

"This one is not very expensive and would do so much that it's hard to see how it wouldn't fly through Congress and be signed by the president," said Mr. Schumer, who added that he expected establishing the registries and related educational programs to cost $25 million to $30 million.

In summer, the continuous wheat had a TAI of 28.3 suggesting that TAD had, as expected, established.

As expected, established markers of liver function (total serum bilirubin, INR, serum albumin) differed significantly between the two groups (Table 1).

As expected, established symptoms of asthma were significantly over-represented in the clinically diagnosed cases, but there was a strong overlap to the controls in this study.

Admittedly, it's hard to expect established designers to do things that are ahead of the curve, rather than simply on it, but Mr. Lauren is neither so old nor so settled that he still can't pull it off.

Mr. Bush also said that he expected that establishing democracy in Iraq would be hard, and that if Mr. Hussein was alive, "I would suggest he not pop his head up".

Similar to Indonesia's Village Midwives, who had the right to establish private practices, Pakistan's CMWs were expected to establish private practices after 2 years of government financial support.

The move is expected to establish stricter borders and make travel into the country more difficult and more expensive.

ICAP, the biggest inter-dealer broker, has two such platforms ready to go.Watchdogs are also expected to establish data repositories, which will give them unfettered access to dealers' trades.

These workers were exposed from 1959 to 1966, and the panel found that the occupational safety agency could not be expected to establish the dose for so early a period.

Four other important suppliers, from Germany, Spain and Austria, are expected to establish themselves in Bulgaria this year.